Sometimes, a fresh start is the best way to fix persistent app issues. Clearing storage (App Data) will wipe all settings, bringing the app back to its default state.
Warning: Backup Required
Clearing App Data will delete all your saved settings, including your server configuration. To "keep" your config, you must back it up manually before proceeding.
Step 1: Backup Your Server Configuration
Do not skip this step, or you will lose your connection settings!
- Open the BroadcastMyself app.
- Go to the settings/configuration screen where your server details are listed.
- Write down or take a screenshot of the following details:
- Hostname / IP Address
- Port Number
- Mount Point (e.g.,
/live) - Username (if applicable)
- Password
- Audio Quality Settings (Bitrate, Sample Rate, etc.)
Step 2: Open App Info
- Go to your phone's Settings.
- Tap on Apps (or Apps & Notifications).
- Find BroadcastMyself in the list and tap on it.
- Alternative: Long-press the BroadcastMyself app icon on your home screen and tap the "i" (Info) button if available.
Step 3: Clear Storage (App Data)
- On the App Info screen, tap on Storage & Cache (or just Storage).
- Tap Clear Storage (or Clear Data).
- Confirm the action when prompted.
Note: Do not just click "Clear Cache" if you want a full reset. You must select "Clear Storage" or "Clear Data" to completely reset the app.
Step 4: Restore Configuration
- Open the BroadcastMyself app again. It will open as if it were a fresh install.
- Grant any necessary permissions (Microphone, Storage, etc.).
- Go to the settings menu.
- Re-enter the Hostname, Port, Mount Point, Password, and other details you saved in Step 1.
Known Issue: Custom Folder Selection
If you are experiencing issues specifically when selecting a custom folder for your tracks, this is a known issue. We are working on a fix for the next release.