We can run the media picker sample, although it seemed to return a null image
for some reason, but when we try to put almost the same code in our app, it
crashes in the Xamarin.Mobile assembly. We checked the permissions, and the
sample does not seem to require any permissions (e.g. the camera permission).
We are getting the following stack trace:
0x7 in Xamarin.Media.MediaPickerActivity.Touch C#
0x158 in Xamarin.Media.MediaPickerActivity.OnCreate C#
0x12 in Android.App.Activity.n_OnCreate_Landroid_os_Bundle_
C#
0x12 in System.Object.36e725bc-2d06-4843-bb15-3a6de0d158e2
C#
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Chris Tossing
Software Engineer
G4S Technology Software Solutions LLC
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