How can I create a Android screenshot from the smartphone itself and place a smartphone around like you can see it on this page: http://hskampus.de/?
You can make a screenshot by pressing volume down and power button at the same time.
Then you can use the Android Device Art Generator to generate the device around it.
Take a screenshot of the android screen, and then edit it into the smartphone picture, add some effect and you're done.
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I would like to take screen shot of my app and I would like to share that screen shot in mail,blue tooth,social medias etc.. I don't know how to perform screen shot and to share it how it can be done?
to include screenshot function your app, you need to grand superuser permission... In other words, third party apps can only take screenshot on rooted device, oru your app should be installed as a system app...
1.Start the app in Debug Mode.
2.click Android to open the Android DDMS tool window.
3. Click Screen Capture on the left side of the Android DDMS tool window.
4. Optional: To add a device frame around your screenshot, enable the Frame and take the screenshot option.
and Save It
You can even try printscreen or snipping tool in windows.. and edit the view as you want
The newly manufactures Android smartphones are already receiving very easy methods to take screenshot on them. So, you do not require any third party application or software for this purpose rather you will have to use the easy and reliable method to do so, which is also the time saving feature in this time-valued world.
So, I will share the easy method to take screenshot on Samsung Galaxy trend,
Method – Take Screenshot using Hardware Combination Method
STEP 1 – You will notice Power Key on the right side of the phone and Volume keys on the left hand side.
STEP 2 – Now press and hold the two keys for about 2 seconds.
Your screenshot will be taken and stored in the phone’s memory.
I have a Geniatech ATV1220 android set top box running android 4.2.2 and am using an arduino with motion sensor connected to it to modify content on a website when someone is in front of the sensor via NodeJS.
This works great, but what I would like to do is to manipulte the complete system viewport of the android system. For example if someone steps in front of the sensor, the whole system should be displayed in a reduced size like 1/4 original at the bottom right side of the screen while the other area should just display black or basically nothing.
It is really hard to find something because of the pretty common keywords like display, viewport, size and so on. I could probably do it dependent on individual applications but I also want to use it in third party applications, which I cannot modify.
Currently I am sometimes using commands like this:
echo 1 >/sys/class/graphics/fb0/blank
to modify the actual content that is displayed, in this case it all turns black/blank and I wonder if there is a similar way to achieve what I want to do. Any help is greatly appreciated.
What worked in the end was using the Xposed Framework and installing "One-handed mode" like explained here: How to get a one-handed mode on almost any rooted Android device.
I have developed an application and need to have the screenshots of the application. I am able to achieve this using the devices/capture screenshot in Eclipse. But, this gives the contents inside the screen. I want the screen shot with the mobile background where i can publish or use it for website. Is there a way to achieve this?
Are you looking for the Device Art Generator?
Some custom ROMs like CyanogenMod have a built-in screen capture 'plug-in' which you can access.
Have you take a look at this already?
I have an Android presentation coming up and would like to get some screenshots of my application. Thing is, I'd like to have a screenshot of the phone with the app running on it.
I could use a camera and take a pic of a droid phone+app, but seems to me the AVD used to run inside a picture of the Nexus phone. Just wondering if it's an Eclipse config option somewhere?
Thanks!
Try using image editing software to superimpose the screenshot into an image of the phone. That's what the designers I work with do when they need to make PR screenshots.
run the DDMS from the location where ever you have installed the Android and then chose Device menu and screen capture
just do alt+printscreen from keyboard keep in mind AVD is focused you will get screen shot of AVD..
I have recently gotten a new android phone and it does not have root intill the 30 day warranty is up.my older android has root access but it is my sisters now.i use to use drocap
So what im asking is there a way were I can take a screen shot of my app in the emulater.i know on a mac (thats what I use) you can take screen spots with command shift 4. But is there something for the emulater in eclipse that I can use to take screen shots?
Android DDMS allow screen capture from an emulator.
Search for screen capture in the DDMS tool documentation .