In 5.3.7 the Power Saving Mode has a bug. Before, it only took a touch anywhere on the screen while recording to turn the brightness back to normal again. Now, nothing happens. The only way to turn the screen back to normal brightness is when you hit the record button. This stops recording and the screen is back on. But it is hard to find the button with no brightness.
Before, you could just turn the screen back on to quickly see how things are going, and then it went off again after some seconds. That was a good feature then.
Phone is Galaxy S10, Android 12
No more shutter animation on capture, what ever the option is activated or not. On my two smartphones: Samsung J7@2016(Android 8) and Samsung J6@2019(Android 10).
Because of this problem, Mapillary does not take pictures when “Power Saving Mode” is enabled. Yesterday I drove 150 km and only one picture was taken by the app.
@Lowiekse I would assume in 2 weeks approximately (open testing). There are multiple bigger features which are almost done, or in testing. When their stability is confirmed, we release to open testing, and one more week (debatable) to publish to the open public.
It’s not a hard schedule, but an approximate plan.
@Lowiekse and @Eric_S both mentioned issues were addressed in 5.2.25 (currently on open testing, so you have to join until we are sure it’s stable enough).
There is now a new problem. If I receive a phone call while capturing images, the app freezes completely. The phone is connected to Android Auto at that time.
I then have to restart it to be able to capture images again. This is an undesirable situation when driving.
@Lowiekse wow, that’s an interesting catch you’ve got. I will have to look; I can’t understand why that is for now. And you saying that it was never a case before, right?