Hi Mathias,
> Am 21.04.2023 um 22:02 schrieb matthias rebbe via use-livecode
> :
>
> Just tried here with LC10DP4 on freshly installed Windows 11.
> The .mp3 plays fine.
great, thank you for checking!
> Regards,
> Matthias
>
> P.s.: Wie war das mit "Aber für heute mach ich Feierabend! " ;)
Hello Panos,
> LiveCode does support Android 13. The release notes need to be updated.
But only as host platform on which LC Android apps (5 to 12) can be run, right?
Tried that btw now and i can run an Android standalone built with 9.6.9 in the
Android 13 simulator.
But building standalones fo
I believe this is an error relating to the target version embedded in the app. Google's policy
says that new and updated apps must target an Android API no earlier than 2 versions behind the
current one. Since API 33 is current, your app must target at least API 31. Android 14 will be
released v
Hello all,
LiveCode does support Android 13. The release notes need to be updated.
Dan, if you rebuild the app with lc 9.6.9 I think you should be fine. I am
not sure why an app built with 9.6.2 would throw this error, but it has
been a long time since 9.6.2 anyway.
Cheers,
Panos
On Sat, Apr 22
The release notes of the lates build of LC (LC10DP5 and LC9.6.9) say:
"The Android engine supports devices using x86, x86-64, ARM and ARM64
processors. It will run on the following versions of Android:
5.0-5.1 (Lollipop)
6.0 (Marshmallow)
7.x (Nougat)
8.x (Oreo)
9.0 (Pie)
10.0 (Q)
11.0 (R)"
I have a custom that is trying to install my app (from the Google Play Store)
and says they are getting the message, “This app was built for an older version
of Android…”. The app was built with 9.6.2. Does LC support this version of
Android? And, if so, what version of LC do I need to use
