System Information and the Debug Log - Helping the Author Find a Problem

There are two ways:

• As a program. Switch on System information in Settings, the Management tab, Additional programs and scenarios. It then appears in the programs menu, on the programs panel and on the launcher desktop, next to the calculator and Network Monitor - see Built-in programs. It opens as a full screen.
• From Settings. Settings, the General tab, About system. This shows the same report in a window, with private values hidden.

The report is split into sections you fold and unfold with a tap: Device, User, OS, App, Hardware, Cameras, Battery, Memory, Storage, Network, Display, Locale, Time, System and Benchmarks.

• Cameras lists every camera of the phone, including the separate lenses hidden behind one camera, with the direction it faces, the focal length, the sensor size, the zoom range and the Active sensor area - the part of the sensor a picture is really taken from. More about lenses: Lenses, zoom, shooting profiles and camera settings.
• App shows the app version and the build.

Touch and hold any line to copy just that value. The whole screen works with a keyboard, a TV remote or a D-pad as well: the line in focus is highlighted - see Keyboard, D-pad and Android TV control.

At the bottom of the full screen:

• Copy puts the whole report on the clipboard, ready to paste into a message.
• Save writes it as a text file into your Downloads folder, named with the date and time.
• Share opens the Android share menu with the report.

In the About system window from Settings, private values - the app signature, local network addresses, storage paths - are hidden. Copy full report includes them, but first asks: Copy full report? The copy will include sensitive values (signature hash, local addresses, mount paths). Continue?

In Settings, the General tab, a line shows the version, the build number and the author's email address, for example 2.60.9240.148 | Build 260924014. The same numbers are in the App section of System information.

The version number is the date and time the app was built: 2.60.9240.148 was built on 24 September 2026 at 01:48. When you write to the author, give this number - it tells exactly which build you are running, whether it came from a store or from an APK file.

The app keeps a debug log - a diary of what it was doing, what went wrong and why. When something fails, do the thing once more so the log catches it, then open Settings, the General tab, the group Backups, restore and settings export:

• Share Debug Logs packs the log into one archive, fastmediasorter_logs.zip, and opens the Android share menu - pick your email app or messenger and send it to the author.
• Save Debug Logs saves the same archive to a folder you pick. If your device has no folder picker, the app offers to share the archive instead.

Touching and holding the version line on the same tab shares the log as well.

Passwords, keys and tokens are replaced by stars before a line is written, so they never reach the file, even for settings with new names. The log also carries what happened with live channels and audio - which stream quality was chosen, when it stepped down, which decoder played it - because that is where most playback problems hide. Each error is written once, with a single explanation, so the log stays short enough to read.

FastMedia Wear has its own System information screen in the list of watch programs, next to About. It shows the watch model, the Wear OS version, the app version, free memory and storage, and whether a phone is connected.

From that screen you can send the report to the phone. The phone then shows a notification, Watch report received - Tap to open or send the report - and keeps the report next to its own logs, so you can send both together. More about the watch programs: Wrist programs, timers and tools.