Upload Android APK to GitHub (pre)release #125
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We'll be able to download the Android app from the repo's GitHub releases like this: https://github.com/ThreeDeeJay/sview/releases/tag/latest
The reason for this is that HRTF is broken in the current Android app, apparently because of 2 reasons:
1.23.0
for Android. kcat/openal-soft#824 (comment)sdcard/Android/data/com.sview/
, or somewhere easier to access likesdcard/OpenAL/HRTF
I figured this out because since my phone happened to be rooted, I was able to replace the .so library in
/data/app/.../<sview lib folder>/
and also create a alsoftrc.config in/etc/openal/
where I specified an existing path to load the MHR from (According to the log, it attempts to load MHRs from/usr/local/share/openal/hrtf
,/usr/share/openal/hrtf
and./
, which seem like Linux paths that aren't present/accessible by non-root apps on Android). After this, HRTF worked in surround/ambisonics files even without having to turn it on in the settings.Anyhow, I submitted gkv311/sview-deps-android#1 to fix one part of the issue, till we figure out how to embed/load custom MHRs externally. 👀👌