I have never seen the problem you are describing.

The video recorder application tries to record to the directory
returned by the getExternalStorageDirectory() call (which is the SD
card). It's possible there is a bug related to attempting to record to
a non-existent file system.

You might try modifying the abort code in OpenCore to give you a stack
trace in case it is detecting some fatal internal error. We usually
just modify it to write to a NULL pointer *(char*) 0 = 0;


On Feb 23, 11:27 pm, forest <[email protected]> wrote:
> xscale platform
> if /sdcard/pvlogger.txt is not exist,when switch to video record
> mode,audioflinger died and camera power down
> after carete file /sdcard/pvlogger.txt,video recorder only can record
> about 9s, audioflinger died ,but sometimes
> can record normaly.
> why?thanks~
>
> ps,how to open opencore's log? The following methods has no effect
>
> rktb
> 查看个人资料
>  更多选项 2月4日, 上午10时54分
> I would prefer not mixing the SDK build and the opensource build. The
> following should work:
> <android-root>$ source build/envsetup.sh
> <android-root>$ lunch 1
> <android-root>$ make clean
> <android-root>$ make -j ENABLE_PV_LOGGING=1
> <android-root>$ emulator & adb logcat
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