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Your app does not support all of the required voice commands. You can read more about how to support Voice Actions in the Android Developers Help Center.
How can I fix this.
I saw that there are more people with this problem see here: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Android/issues/6124.
1) If it was me I would look at this link from android: https://developer.android.com/training/auto/audio/index.html#support_voice and then implement the voice commands in my app. So follow the instructions by setting it up in your manifest file and then add the commands in code. I should not take that long and try again.
2)If that does not work I would contact the the google play store to find out what else you should do.
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I wanted to know if i can play youtube videos in my android application without any legal processes?
you can use the YouTube Android Player Api to do so,
the following links will tell you how to set up the app for playing you tube videos.
1.) https://developers.google.com/youtube/android/player/
Check out the getting started section. You'll need an account in Google Developers Console and api keys.
2.) http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/create-a-youtube-client-on-android--cms-22858
this link provides a sample and tutorial with code...
Hope this helps you.
You can use WebView for this if you don't want to do the getting the key from Google Developer Console stuff.
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I added existing psyonspotify(https://github.com/spotify/psyonspotify) Android project into my Eclipse. I run the app and after I login using my premium Spotify account I see that the app just shows Loading the latest album and some icons. Nothing else is shown or played. Actually I want the app to play Spotify music so that I can look at music delivery callback and see what audio data is received. Can someone suggest me on how to accomplish this?
libspotify for Android is deprecated and should not be used anymore. This project is also obsolete (yeah, we should probably update the README on it). Instead, try the new Spotify SDK for Android.
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I am building an android application. I would like to know automatically if the user if walking or using a vehicle like a car when the application is switched on.
I'll be obviously using google maps to do it. But can someone give me pointer on how should I go about it.
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Yes, you could use the new Activity Recognition API that is part of Google Play Services. You can find more information in this link.
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Some one download my apk file from Google play and he changed package name and icons then republished in Google play market. How is this possible? How can I stop?
If you haven't use ProGaurd to secure your app, It is quite easy to reverse engineer Android applications, so if you want to prevent this from happening, you should use ProGuard for its main function: obfuscation.
An example of program used to do the decode Android apps APKTool
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In Android, is there a way to capture all of the audio going to the speakers(or headphones) and save it, to a file for example? For the app I am making, it would be a nice feature if I could pipe all of the sound somewhere else. I saw this but I wouldn't want to have to have users to have a custom ROM to use the feature. Root access won't be a problem. Is it possible? If so, how?
You cannot do that without providing a custom operating system. Root access wouldn't help, since the suitable API call to AudioFlinger does not exist.