[Meizu MX] Moyster:
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regarding data usage, it's on Github under an issue, which should be the place to talk about this bug / submit any logs - ideas - fixes ;)

Gallery app don't have this pb on my side, I realised some videos couldn't be read anymore, because they were recorded with wierd codecs/formats, without proper logs / details (for example, what is your video's codec, resolution, audio codec, did you record it on beta 1 and it's not working anymore, etc...).

I'm not trying to sound any rude, but imagine if you were in a city you don't know, someone told you "find the grey little shop that sells Apples", and you'll be like, "this can be 37 shops all around town" :D

Can you try something and move your vCard file to your phone's internal memory, some people already have reported some permissions issues to access sdcard. (I still haven't bought a new mSD for my device, since I don't use SDcard, I didn't test much Sdcard, and It would need a good rework, maybe switch to sdcardfs if possible, etc..)

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Technically you can, and this was asked before, the mButton on our devices, is, like every hardware, something the kernel handles, and it probably have a device node ( probably an i2c node).

What is in place actually is pretty simple, KeyDisabler just enable/disable Virtual Nav Bars, and this very same KeyDisabler can be enhanced to take care of the mbutton node, to disable/enable the HARDWARE button, according to the settings.

If one is willing to help, this is something that is really easy to code, but it takes a bunch of time to find the node / test how to disable it physically, then debug and cleanup everything that revolves around that feature (ie. sepolicy rules, permissions and owner of mbutton node, etc...).

So.... while it's technically something -possible-, it's not something that is going to happen "by me", an example of that is Elexogic's great work on gestures for our device, he offered to do an Xposed script for M2note on LP, I told him I would prefer a "system implementation" for those who don't like Xposed, we ended up finding how to do that, pushed CMActions / keyhandler, and he fixed it and enhanced it, meanwhile I could make progress somewhere else, at the time I was trying to boot MM ;) .

Hmm, yeah, since I never touched the partition scheme, it's using LP's, and it's not properly "fitting" our needs anymore, I guess using nano + installing from Gplay is the "best current solution".

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Thanks for the tips, while I do use our loved M2note as a daily phone again, I only use my Hue lamps to wake up :o

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Told you already what to do to fix this, and the github issue is still opened WITH the instructions on "how to fix video-recording profiles for Snapchat/Instagram to work properly".

Here's the link : https://github.com/Moyster/nougat_device_meizu_m2note/issues/5

Now, let's do some "thinking" all together, Days on Earth are based on a 24H cycle, this is us (=earth) going 'round 'round around the sun (not like Rihanna in her baththub).

This means, my days are also based on a 24h basis, so like you all.

Time is valuable, as someone who "maintains" this device, I do put my time where :

1- I have a -personal- need : calls / sms / internet / LTE, etc... up to camera.

2- where there is a huge demand / necessity (investigating why alarm clocks don't ring in the morning, because even tho I "warned" that I'm not responsible, nobody wants to read "o****, I was late at work/school, got problems bcs of that")

I don't use Snapchat, or Instagram, and it "sometimes" record videos, which tend to think what I said previously : SnapC/Instgm have problems with the 1080p resolution, and media_profiles need changes / fixed profiles for it to work.

This means editing a file, that says "Profile 1080" with config props like "width=1080" and "height=1920", to... let's say 720*1080, save, push the file, reboot and test video recording.

Do I want to spend from X minutes to X hours, testing various things ? Absolutely no. Do I want to keep tracks of issues and spend time to answer people on what they can try to FIX it themselves and HELP not only me, but themselves and other snapchat/instagram users.

It's slightly upsetting to see, people just think I'm Meizu or a team of 50 engineers working full time on this device. But it also seems to be very specifically one-sided, as people won't try to listen / apply my advices, they just expect to hear "yes, your problem was fixed" and if not, constantly ask

over and over

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You, as modest as your contribution can be, can still decide to be ACTIVELY part of this, you can DO the right things, you can give BACK. I learned a lot stepping in last summer, I still learn on a daily basis, what people don't seem to realize is just how unfair it is, to post X times about a feature THEY can fix themselves, have returns on how to HELP, and they simply don't accept the challenge of giving a bit of their TIME to try and learn about what they want.