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Very bad performance on fast devices with Auto-Haptic (e.g. Galaxy S3)
Auto-Haptic slows down audio apps dramatically. You can turn it off as followed: Settings > Sound > Auto-Haptic > Disable |
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Just boutht the Full Version and get the 'not licensed' message
1. Please make sure, that your Internet connection is enabled and working (mobile data or wifi). A working Internet is required, at least for the very first start of the App. 2. Try different Internet connection methods. Switch from Wi-Fi to mobile data, or from mobile data to Wi-Fi. It is possible that a firewall or proxy server on the network is blocking your connection to Google servers. 3. Sometimes (very rare) something goes wrong during the installation which can result in the 'not licensed' message. In this case just uninstall G-Stomper, then reboot the device, and then re-install G-Stomper. Don't worry, you won't be charged again, the License is bound to your Gmail Account (you can uninstall and re-install the app as many times you want). When re-installing G-Stomper, do it from the Google Play App on your device, NOT from the web browser and send it to your device. 4. Sometimes (also rare, but happens more often) the Google server takes some time until your Gmail Account is registered for the license (I cannot force that, it's on the Google Licensing Server). In that case just wait for an hour or two and try again, and it will work. 5. Make sure your device is linked to the correct Google account. If your device no longer has a link to the Google account you originally purchased under, this can cause the license check to fail. To fix, go to the 'Accounts' section of your system settings and re-establish the link. It's no problem if you already have a link to another Google account. You can have multiple accounts linked on a device. 6. Reboot your device. Sometimes, resetting Google Play can clear up invalid license check failures. |
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