iGO Avicsync 9.35.2.227616

**AnthonyGreek** · 24th June 2024, 04:03 PM

In step 2 don't clear cache.

1. Run app, give permissions and the app crashes.
2. From system give all permissions.
3. I delete folders: license and save that were created. (Folder privdocs I can't delete because of android 14 probably, maybe you can also delete that folder too)
4. Copy all folders and files of the app to android\data\jp.pioneer.mbg.avicsync\files\
5. Run app

Have tried it in 3 phones.

EDIT:

You shouldn't clean cache after you give permissions. I think this is the problem.

**Titanic52** · 24th June 2024, 10:37 PM

My phone Android v12 (64 bit) has been tried again and again. It starts briefly, AVICSYNC is loaded... Then the start screen goes black, then it crashes immediately. Today I tried again, same error AVICSYNC was terminated. Under Settings/Apps, all permissions are granted: notifications, permissions, location, phone. And so on. Everything.

**batiskaf** · 25th June 2024, 06:57 AM

@Titanic52
As far as I remember, Avic is very sensitive to exotic screen resolutions, try the following: disable if enabled: ;dpi="auto" and set the dpi of your device, taking it for example from Device Info HW (screen\density)...

**pirtache** · 25th June 2024, 09:39 AM

Hi,
I followed all the instructions above, I run the app, choose the language, then it thinks for about 10 seconds and then crashes...maybe a a clean kit can be the solution, i have a13 on s20. Thanks!

**cobrax3** · 25th June 2024, 06:21 PM

Originally Posted by Boki

You need licenses (which are not available)

I need license for speedcams that i download from scdb?
Thanks

**Boki** · 25th June 2024, 06:46 PM

Nextgen (2) otherwise requires licenses for each feature
At the first edition, this was relatively successfully solved. At this ...

**Titanic52** · 25th June 2024, 11:09 PM

Originally Posted by batiskaf

@Titanic52
As far as I remember, Avic is very sensitive to exotic screen resolutions, try the following: disable if enabled: ;dpi="auto" and set the dpi of your device, taking it for example from Device Info HW (screen\density)...

Hello Batiskaf, thanks for the answer and help

My Phone UMIDIGI A13 Pro Max 5G Smartphone 17GB+256GB Speicher Handy
Device Info HW
Resolution: Display Auflösung‎ 2460x1080

**BIRBANTE** · 27th June 2024, 11:38 PM

You must not confuse resolution with density, you can find various explanations on this on Google.

In Device Info HW, when you are in the "SCREEN" section you need to look further down in "Density".

However, the values that Nextgen consider are:

dpi=120, dpi=160, dpi=240, dpi=320, dpi=480, dpi=640,

when this line is enabled:

screen_xy="auto"

the system adapts to the closest value than that of your device.
Only those values that I wrote above are considered, so if you want to set an intermediate value, the closest value will always be considered. For example, if your value is 440, you can write either dpi=440 or dpi=480 and nothing will change, if instead you write dpi=320 the screen will appear smaller and further away, on the contrary if you write dpi=640 the screen will appear larger and closer.