[Nexus 7 (2013) Android Development] ipdev:
Welcome ! :victory:

Glad to have you here. :)

Let me know if I can help.

I would have to look back but, I believe this started with the Android 10 builds. (I do not remember having an issue on the Android 9 builds.)

When I originally read about it in the Magisk threads, I did not have a device affected by it at the time.

I am not sure if/when SELinux was enforcing on followmsi's builds.

As you noticed, we can just stop and start MagiskHide without a delay on this device. Some users (in the Magisk thread) posted about needing a delay between stopping and starting hide using a script file.

I'm lazy. I have the script in a module so I can just flash it. ;)

MagiskHideToggleOnBoot

Thank you. :highfive:

I will keep a copy of 4.8.7 also.

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Side Note: Netflix offers downloads for devices that are incomparable in PlayStore.

Along with instructions on how to turn off Auto-Updates in PlayStore.

For some reason they cap 4.16.4 (maxSdk) at Nougat (Android 7.1), not sure why?

package: name='com.netflix.mediaclient' versionCode='200217' versionName='4.16.4 build 200217' platformBuildVersionName='7.1.1'
sdkVersion:'19'
maxSdkVersion:'25'
targetSdkVersion:'25'

An older version they offer they do not cap.

package: name='com.netflix.mediaclient' versionCode='1142' versionName='3.1.2 build 1142'
sdkVersion:'8'
targetSdkVersion:'19'

Might help in your adventures..

Might be my imagination or it was for a different device.

Awhile back, (two->four years ago?) someone posted (maybe just a spoof ?) an update to Widevine L1 on flo/dev.

I think it included a link to basketbuild and/or codeaurora.

My older backup drive(s) are not that well organized, and I could not find the files or the post in the older threads.

Little known fact. xda will throttle you if you search too much. (Too much activity from IP address) ;)

If it sparks something in your memory, please let me know.

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As for newer versions of Netflix that have the download option, you can download and watch the show just fine.

Skip forward, backward, pause, restart at the point you stooped..

When streaming, it seems to have the same symptoms as a bad/limited connection.

A few weeks ago, I was checking the difference between older and newer Netflix streaming.

Long story short.

The kernel log was constantly showing SELinux error (avc: denied) with the newest version when streaming.

Not the error I was looking for. Made me change course a little and I still question if it is a memory issue.

I know it merged in CAF for SDK21 (Lollipop) but, is setting vmalloc to 340M still needed?

Increase vmalloc size source.codeaurora.org - Link

If so, is 340M still the correct value to set?

Note:

I used followmsi's lineage 17.1 manifest to build for flo.

Removing the predefined vmalloc value did not seem to affect the rom or Netflix.

Not sure about other streaming video. (YouTube, Google, Facebook, ...)

If I set it too low or too excessive, I had issues with the rom.

Expected results. I was trying to break things to find a working range.

Somewhere in there, Netflix seemed to run a little better.

I thought I had a good setting, then the newest Netflix failed.

Hopefully some of this long post helps..

Cheers. :cowboy: