Setting a folder on Android TV

[roswell108]

Edit: Submitted to the issue tracker. Thank you shaletome.

[NZtechfreak]

Use a mouse, done. The rest of us managed the basic troubleshooting just fine with regards this issue.

I do find your comment about 'entirely too much effort to post' kinda obnoxious. Your apparent sense of entitlement toward this non-commercial project doesn't portray you in the best light.

(agree that the UI needs to be completely navigable by controller though)

[roswell108]

(07-13-2015, 06:41 AM)NZtechfreak Wrote: Use a mouse, done. The rest of us managed the basic troubleshooting just fine with regards this issue.

I do find your comment about 'entirely too much effort to post' kinda obnoxious. Your apparent sense of entitlement toward this non-commercial project doesn't portray you in the best light.

(agree that the UI needs to be completely navigable by controller though)

I don't have a mouse, considering it was not part of the included hardware. I do not intend to purchase a mouse for a single, one-time click that will no doubt be resolved, so long as someone knows it isn't working. It is basic troubleshooting, so long as you have the added hardware.

The github issues are disabled. There is no contact information or any form of bug submission form on the site. Google Play ratings are not meant for bug reports. It is safe to say I did, in fact, go out of my way to make sure this information got where it should. If being honest about the process offends you, it may be your apparent sense of entitlement toward this nonobligatory report.

[shaletome]

(07-24-2015, 04:26 AM)roswell108 Wrote:

(07-13-2015, 06:41 AM)NZtechfreak Wrote: Use a mouse, done. The rest of us managed the basic troubleshooting just fine with regards this issue.

I do find your comment about 'entirely too much effort to post' kinda obnoxious. Your apparent sense of entitlement toward this non-commercial project doesn't portray you in the best light.

(agree that the UI needs to be completely navigable by controller though)

I don't have a mouse, considering it was not part of the included hardware. I do not intend to purchase a mouse for a single, one-time click that will no doubt be resolved, so long as someone knows it isn't working. It is basic troubleshooting, so long as you have the added hardware.

The github issues are disabled. There is no contact information or any form of bug submission form on the site. Google Play ratings are not meant for bug reports. It is safe to say I did, in fact, go out of my way to make sure this information got where it should. If being honest about the process offends you, it may be your apparent sense of entitlement toward this nonobligatory report.

Issues are here, I believe: https://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/issues/list

[roswell108]

(07-24-2015, 07:09 AM)shaletome Wrote:

(07-24-2015, 04:26 AM)roswell108 Wrote:

(07-13-2015, 06:41 AM)NZtechfreak Wrote: Use a mouse, done. The rest of us managed the basic troubleshooting just fine with regards this issue.

I do find your comment about 'entirely too much effort to post' kinda obnoxious. Your apparent sense of entitlement toward this non-commercial project doesn't portray you in the best light.

(agree that the UI needs to be completely navigable by controller though)

I don't have a mouse, considering it was not part of the included hardware. I do not intend to purchase a mouse for a single, one-time click that will no doubt be resolved, so long as someone knows it isn't working. It is basic troubleshooting, so long as you have the added hardware.

The github issues are disabled. There is no contact information or any form of bug submission form on the site. Google Play ratings are not meant for bug reports. It is safe to say I did, in fact, go out of my way to make sure this information got where it should. If being honest about the process offends you, it may be your apparent sense of entitlement toward this nonobligatory report.

Issues are here, I believe: https://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/issues/list

Thanks. I'll have to bookmark that for the future.