Audible not working with SS 4.7

[techRob]

I made a post about this in the "release" thread for SS 4.7 - but thought this might get attention from anyone else that has had the same issue (hopefully i can get some advice on this).

When I launch Audible, it loads up, starts loading the library page, then right when it looks like it's going to display the libray, the application just closes out.
* I initially installed Audible via Titanium backup.
* I uninstalled, then reinstalled Audible - doing so through the Market
* Audible appears to do this on both: Lithium upgraded to SS 4.7 (using bkapps), and a wipe / clean install of SS 4.7

This is one of the top 3-5 apps that I use frequently (multiple hours in a given day).

Whatever information I can provide to help fix this, I will. Currently I moved back to Lithium though, as I really wanted to listen to one of my audios while cleaning multiple fish tanks (i know..) :P

[Lloyds]

I didn't have Audible installed in 4.6 but did a fresh install after loading 4.7. I was able to open up the application and initiate a download of a title. Right when it looked like the title was about to complete downloading the application exited suddenly. The notification of the download was still in the notification bar.

I force closed the application and re-started it. the library was beginning to load and then as with the OP it exited.

Definitely some kind of an issue.

[techRob]

Yea, that's what was happening to me.

However, I don't know if you caught this yet, but the OTA update that Chevy pushed out fixed this issue. If you're using sperecovery, you'll need to rename the file to "update.zip" and tell sprecovery to install it. If you're using ClockWork - I guess everything is automated. The file it downloads starts with batt_ and is a .zip file (downloads to the root of your sdcard).

Either way, apply Chevy's update and the issue is fixed (a long with a few other issues).

[ChevyNo1]

Yea, that's what was happening to me.

However, I don't know if you caught this yet, but the OTA update that Chevy pushed out fixed this issue. If you're using sperecovery, you'll need to rename the file to "update.zip" and tell sprecovery to install it. If you're using ClockWork - I guess everything is automated. The file it downloads starts with batt_ and is a .zip file (downloads to the root of your sdcard).

Either way, apply Chevy's update and the issue is fixed (a long with a few other issues).

Sweet - I was hoping the patch would fix this issue also

[techRob]

Yea, that's what was happening to me.

However, I don't know if you caught this yet, but the OTA update that Chevy pushed out fixed this issue. If you're using sperecovery, you'll need to rename the file to "update.zip" and tell sprecovery to install it. If you're using ClockWork - I guess everything is automated. The file it downloads starts with batt_ and is a .zip file (downloads to the root of your sdcard).

Either way, apply Chevy's update and the issue is fixed (a long with a few other issues).

Sweet - I was hoping the patch would fix this issue also

Yessir! I thought I had better check before I go back to mopin' around with out my audiobooks Talk about a happy techie Like I said in the other thread Chevy - when i get my next pay check, beers will be on the way