Thank you. Still, the same code works on other devices and not on the Samsung S7, and the exception is on the vuforia jar. Any ideas on what could be the problem?

Hello,

32-bit applications that are built with the Vuforia SDK are compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S7.

Thanks.

Hi,

Just so give some more details, The error I have mentioned is thrown later, before that I had a similar one that was caught:

No implementation found for void com.qualcomm.QCAR.QCAR.privateSetInitParameters(android.app.Activity, int, java.lang.String) (tried Java_com_qualcomm_QCAR_QCAR_privateSetInitParameters and Java_com_qualcomm_QCAR_QCAR_privateSetInitParameters__Landroid_app_Activity_2ILjava_lang_String_2)

Anyone?

Hi,

The application is not 64-bit - it is a 32-bit application that runs on many other devices. Are you saying that Vuforia cannot run on Samsung Galaxy S7?

Hello,

Vuforia currently does not support 64-bit Android applications.

Thanks

Hi,

I have just checked it, in order to be certain - this is not the issue. Also, it does not make sense that a lack of permission would cause an UnsatisfiedLinkError exception...

Could it be that your app doesn't have the permission the access the camera?

Since Android 6 you have to specifically ask for it in your app.

Thanks sandy4990, but I already have the android:largeHeap="true" definition in my manifest file... Any other ideas?

try adding - android:largeHeap="true" - in application tag of your AndroidManifest.xml file.