Black screen on Lenovo tablet

I installed the 4th Gen Android app on my Lenovo tablet running Android 12 but when I try to play either a recording or Live TV I can hear the audio but the screen is black. I am using it to play back from my Legacy Tablo 4 tuner. Any ideas on how to resolve this?

Thanks!

PS. works fine on my Pixel 7 phone with Android 16

What player do you have on the tablet?

Same problem from March that hasn’t yet been resolved?

Its the Tablo Android app from the Google Play store. V2.1

Yes, I never got any response to my post in that thread so thought I would start my own.

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Ah, yes, sorry, responding to a totally different post!!!

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Hi @AceConrad,

We’ve let the product team know. They’re taking a closer look.

Great!
Thanks

Hi @AceConrad,

Would you check your live and recording quality settings on one of your legacy apps? If either are at full, would you adjust them down, try again with your 4th Gen app and let us know if that makes a difference?

Live quality was set to full but made no difference when I changed it to SD 480.

Recording quality was set to HD 1080 - 8 Mbps but I didn’t bother changing that since changing the Live from HD 1080 - 10 Mbps, 720@60fps to SD 480 didn’t make any difference.

Thanks @AceConrad,

We’ve tagged the product team again.

Time for another poke at the product team?

Sorry for the delay,

We brought this up witht them again. If you haven’t already, try a different channel after changing the video quality. If you would, also try changing the recoding quality, and watching a recording to see if that makes a difference.

No luck. I set both Live & Recording quality to HD 720 - 3 Mbps and tried to view multiple live channels. Still get a black screen but can hear the audio. Same thing when I made a recording and tried to watch it.

Any other suggestions?

Sorry @AceConrad ,

This is something the product team is still looking at.

Thanks!

I have the same issue with my Lenovo tablet and it’s very frustrating. Any word on a fix??

No, not yet.