Sound does not work on Amazon Kindle using Aurora
Sound stopped working on any website while using Aurora. Sound works on any other app so it isn't the device. there have been 3 updates and approximately 1-2 weeks since this started.
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HI WrathofAjax, The new aurora channel released the Firefox Developer's Edition and there have been many changes in the last week as you have experienced with the updates. Please provide a link to an example site where this is happening for further investigation. Thank you.
Any site that has audio on it. Video works but there is never any sound. I'm certain it isn't a particular site because I can go to the same video (on YouTube for example) using the Silk browser and audio works fine.
Can you file a bug in Bugzilla for this? https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=Firefox%20for%20Android
If nobody files it as a bug it'll never get fixed.
Finding the exact date/version where this stopped working would be a great help.
On http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/mobile/nightly/ You can find all previous builds as "[DIR] 2014-11-XX-XX-XX-XX-mozilla-aurora-android/"
Interesting since that browser does not support Flash. Ok since this is the experimental version of Firefox I would be very grateful for further investigation of why this is happening. I would be happy to file a bug so that mobile team can do further investigation, however I will need the following information:
- What is the exact version of aurora that is listed on the page about:support when you visit in your Firefox browser?
- What was the exact date that this was happening?
In order to collect more information, running a debugging command when accessing the pages that do not provide sound would be helpful.
Instructions on how to do this is below: When done please add the logs to pastebin.mozilla.org and set the expiration to at least a month.
shortened version: (Long version )
- . Connect the device to the computer via usb.
- 2. In android settings go to About device and double tap on build id 7 times
- 3. Go back and now see the developer menu
- 4. Open and enable remote debugging
- 5. Open up Firefox on the android go to settings > devloper tools and check remote debugging
- 6. From Desktop go to Tools > Connect
- 7. Open Tools > Console
- 8. Click on gear and on the far right click on "Remote debugging for this session only"
- 9. [adb sdk install required] in a terminal window
adb devices
make sure a device is listed.
- 10. On desktop in the window that openned up when you opened up connect click on connect
- 11. Immediately after run this in the terminal:
adb forward tcp:6000 localfilesystem:/data/data/org.mozilla.firefox/firefox-debugger-socket
- 12. On the device hit enable on the connection
- 13. should be connected on the connect and click on the remote tabs.
- 14 the logs will start to show up in the console.
- 15. If you need adb log cat logs run in the terminal before you start to test:
adb logcat > text.txt
- do you thing, and attach it to a bug.
I started a bug here for this too: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1099319
Thank you!!!!!
Hi WrathofAjax, The location of the version will be in this url: [about:buildconfig]