How to get a logcat / system log to help with debugging an issue

Android 4.2+:

If you are rooted you can follow the instructions for 4.0.x and below.

Step 1: Reproduce the crash / issue with the app

Step 2: Enable developer options: Go to system settings -> about device -> click on "Build Number" roughly 7 times until you get a toast saying developer options are enabled.

Step 3: Back out of About Device and Click on Developer Options

Step 4: Find take bug report and click it. If Take bug report is grayed out, you will need to check the "Enable USB Debugging" option to enable the bug report option

Step 5: Wait up to a few minutes for the bug report to generate, you will then be prompted to select an app to handle the bug report. Select your email client / gmail. (There may also be a notification saying the bug report was taken.. clicking on the notification will give you the prompt)

Step 6: Enter the email address to the dev you want to send the report to (gonemadsoftware@gmail.com if you want to send it to us)

Step 7: Send email

Android 4.1:

Android 4.1 users cannot send logs unless they are rooted. If they are rooted follow the instructions for 4.0.x and below.

Android 4.0.x and below

Step 1: Download an app named catlog from google play (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nolanlawson.logcat).

Step 2: Reproduce the crash / issue with the app

Step 3: Open Catlog

Step 4: Hit menu -> send -> attachment

Step 5: Select your email client/gmail

Step 6: Enter the email address to the dev you want to send the report to (gonemadsoftware@gmail.com if you want to send it to us)

Step 7: Send email

3.4.5 Release / Preview of 3.5

3.4.5 was just uploaded to google play and should be rolling out over the next few days. Changelog: 3.4.5 (2023-08-29): Added Dutch translation Fixed crash editing rules in rule groups Disable IAP donation options if Full Version Unlock has not been purchased to prevent confusion Other changes since 3.4.0: Added Finnish translation and updated other translations Added donation options to the purchase settings area Fixed crash when trying to bookmark / unbookmark currently playing song Fixed Finnish not showing up in the language select Fixed other various crashes Fixed issue where rating or editing tags could potentially split the album Fixed some of the lists/grids not refreshing after changes 3.5 Preview I've been working on some new UI options planned for 3.5. So far I've finished a new gradient background option for now playing. There are 2 different styles (linear / radial) with 2 different color sources for each. One source will take from the theme colors, the other st

3.4.9

More fixes. Check out discord for info on the 3.5 alpha. 3.4.9 (2024-02-14): Fixed tab navigation returning to the wrong view on screen orientation change Fixed queue not being focused on the playing track sometimes while using tab navigation 3.4.8 (2023-12-21): Fixed backup/restore intent receiver not working with IAP unlock Fixed crash sorting playlist contents

3.4.0

Plans for 3.4 changed a bit when google announced they will be hiding apps on newer versions of android if they dont target the newer sdks. GMMP always tries to target one of the more recent versions of android, but the unlocker has no need for that since its essentially just a license key. As of May 1st the unlocker will be hidden on newer versions of android to those who have not already purchased. Because of this, the focus of 3.4 was to get in app purchases working to allow users to buy the full version after May 1st. There is a new 'Purchase' section in the settings where the unlocker can now be purchased. One other change in 3.4 is the support for the Android 13+ media controls. They changed around how to customize them, so that is reflected in a new 'Media Controls' section of the settings. The language can also be changed for just GMMP via the system settings The changelog itself is fairly small but I did a large update of all the libraries / dependencies t

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