Can't save to Camera Roll on Android about natshare

[hoggMan]

Did you check your write permission in player settings? Changing from "internal" to "external(SDcard)" worked for me to resolve this

[kndol]

This code helps you:

#if PLATFORM_ANDROID
	if (!Permission.HasUserAuthorizedPermission(Permission.ExternalStorageWrite))
	{
		Permission.RequestUserPermission(Permission.ExternalStorageWrite);
	}
#endif

[SteveRPR]

In case someone comes upon this issue still as I did, despite having all the permissions set my AndroidManifest was still not checking for permissions on app launch:

<meta-data android:name="unityplayer.SkipPermissionsDialog" android:value="false" />

Changing android:value="true" to "false" fixed the issue for me.

[olokobayusuf]

This seems to be related to #44. I'll be focusing on it in #49

[talyh]

Sorry for the delay in commenting back here.
@hoggMan - Thanks for the recommendation to change the player settings writing. It definitely helped.
@kndol - That code didn't help nor hurt. It didn't request the permission, but also it didn't prevent if from working when combined with @hoggMan recommendation.

Now, the video is saved to Camera Roll. However, the video is always saved as a black screen, despite the preview properly capturing the camera. I'll do some more research to try and figure out whether it's a NatCorder/NatShare/usage issue and open a separate one if needed.

[olokobayusuf]

Now, the video is saved to Camera Roll. However, the video is always saved as a black screen, despite the preview properly capturing the camera. I'll do some more research to try and figure out whether it's a NatCorder/NatShare/usage issue and open a separate one if needed.

I presume you are referring to the thumbnail. Check your version of NatCorder; make sure you are using the latest version. This was an issue a long time ago; it has been implicitly fixed.