That's good to hear.
The reason for the warning was that the first device that received Android 14 was the Chromecast with Google TV and that update introduced some changes that are problematic for ADBTuner type usage (developer mode turns off after every restart, changes to ADB authentication). Thankfully this doesn't seem to be something that is being done on all devices.
This gets kind of tricky. By default, ADBTuner doesn't return the video stream until the content has started playing. This helps hide loading screens and such. However if we wait too long the request times out. So in the default configuration ADBTuner basically gives up after 30 seconds.
You can adjust this behavior using the global options in your custom configuration.
"global_options": {
"wait_for_video_playback_detection": true,
"use_fixed_delay": false,
"fixed_delay_seconds": 0,
"check_for_and_clear_whos_watching_prompts": true
},
Enabling "use_fixed_delay" disables this behavior and returns the video stream after "fixed_delay_seconds" have passed. If you haven't already, you might want to play around with these settings to see if it helps with what you are working on.
Looking at the code it seems I had the intention of allowing video playback detection with a fixed delay, but I never implemented it. I will fix that when I get a chance so one can set a fixed delay but also allow it to return early if the video starts playing.
A new, "bug fixed" version for the Onn Pro was actually released today. I have not tested it.



