I started testing out some stuff with Android and Android Studio. I have an AMD-CPU, so I can't use the normal AndroidStudio-AVMs.
I decided to use Genymotion. When I loaded my first test-app on the genymotion AVM, which is the Samsung Galaxy S7-6.0.0-API 23, I had a problem with the layout. Here's an image of the app on the AVM:
But it is supposed to look like the following picture:
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recently when i open my android emulator,it open like this photo
but I dont have this issue at yesterday
I work with x86 emulator always.
I've just gotten into developing apps for smartphones (I'm fairly adept with objective programming already and have some experience with Visual Studio) and decided to try out Xamarin. I've installed Xamarin Studio and Visual Studio 2015 Community with Xamarin without any problems. However, when I actually try to deploy the app (using the Xamarin Android API 15 emulator), a weird bug happens: the screen of the emulator gets split into 4 identical rectangles as you can see in this screenshot. The screen controls still work like they should and are in the default positions (the buttons are not on each of the 4 rectangles and in the normal position for a phone). I can unlock the emulator and launch apps like I would be able to on a correctly working emulator. I have all the prerequisites for Android API 15 installed. The app behaves similarly when I deploy it on the Xamarin Android API 21 emulator (all the prerequisites are installed). I am trying to deploy the blank Visual Studio 2015 Xamarin.Android app without any code changes.
Have you guys ever seen such a bug (or maybe a feature :) ) and do you know how to solve it?
Found the solution if anyone has the same problem: editing the emulator in the AVD to Use Host GPU fixes the issue.
I've been programming in android studio for a little while now and recently it's been very messed up. It all started when I changed the theme for my app. The emulator stopped working and I tried uninstalling and reinstalling. Nothing worked and I ended up factory resetting my laptop. I reinstalled android studio and still have the same problem. I've reinstalled HAXM and I've also tried testing on my phone. I run the program and the emulator shows up and it shows the title bar with the name of my app, but no content, just a white screen.
Here is a link to the pastebin of the log.
Here is what the app looks like in the design view.
Just take out the picture of the duck and that's what it looks like in the emulator
This used to work perfectly before I changed the theme, but I reset my computer so i'm totally lost. I'm running on an HP Pavillion 15 laptop with a core i5 and 8 gigs ram with integrated graphics.
Any help is very much appreciated!
Thank you for your time
-Kelton
May be my question seems to be dumb as i'm new baby to this...
I'm trying to run an android application in 7 inch Samsung Galaxy tab(7 inch)...everything work fine but when i move on to Samsung Galaxy Tab S2(10 inch) i faced an alignment issue in my application...Getting crashed sometimes too.
Can anyone suggest what should i do to resolve it...Have to create separate layout files for 10 inch tablet????
Please also tell me how can i test my application in an Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 10 inch emulator.
I can really recommend using Genymotion as an Emulator. It' very fast, and only has some minor limitations as free version, like you might not be able to use Google APIs.
It also provides predefined settings for different Devices.
If you don't want to use a third Party Emu, you could of course use the Android Studio Emulator too.
For the crashes: get used to use the Debugger and to using Unit Tests.
I would also recommend switching from Eclipse to Android Studio, since Eclipse is no longer the supported IDE by Google. Migrating your project shouldn't be a hassle.
Without your Layout code people won't be able to help you on that part.
My android app is working fine on all android devices except in samsung devices having ICS. It's a webview app and the images are getting pixelated on samsung devices having ICS. Any idea on this?
I got the solution :)
I just included a line android:hardwareAccelerated="true", in my application tag in xml file. I had to change the project build target to Android 3.0 for this line. And thats it! pixelation issue gone :)