Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Unresolved
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P3: Somewhat important
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None
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6.9
Description
On Android, when there is an on-going capture-session using QScreenRecorder, the user will have a small icon in their status bar saying there is an on-going screen-capture. Additionally, there is a button in the Android system "quick settings" menu (when dragging down the status bar) that allows the user to stop this capture.
If the user does this, there is no response in the Qt QScreenCapture API. The 'active' property will still be set to true, and no error signals will be emitted. There is no way for a Qt application developer to tell that the user has stopped the capture-session.
What do you expect to happen:
I expect that an error signal will be emitted with a suitable error code, and the 'active' property should be set to false.
This issue has been observed on the following devices:
- Motorola Razr 40 Ultra, running Android 15
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