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@zakreviews @flashlight Unfortunately, it doesn't display the graph while recording and doesn't save it to the gallery afterwards

@planetcaravan1 @flashlight the sensor reads 27 in that screenshot, and you have the start threshold set to 100.

@zakreviews @flashlight Thanks, I didn't notice that. Can I remove all the values from there?

@planetcaravan1 @flashlight no, but you can set them to zero. It requires a change in reading to trigger the start, which I may change in the future.

@zakreviews @flashlight I managed to record once, but the second time after starting recording the application simply closed. Or it displays an error message like this

@planetcaravan1 @flashlight It's not supposed to do that. I'll see if I can reproduce.

@zakreviews @flashlight I recorded a screen video. A friend of mine with a different smartphone model was also able to record the graph once, but the second time, the graph didn't appear on the screen during recording and wasn't saved.

@planetcaravan1 @flashlight Thanks for the video. I've tried to reproduce the problem based on that and haven't succeeded so far.

If you're familiar with Android dev tools, the output of `adb logcat` during or immediately after a crash would help. If not, don't worry about it; I imagine I'll track it down eventually.