I am developing an Android Application in which I have captured screeenshot.I am sending the image to Socket with Ip Address and Port No.I am able to connect to the ScreenBuffer.But the receiver that is Vnc Server is unable to receive the image.
So for reference as per my Findings I got the following samples
1) https://code.google.com/p/desktopsms/
2) https://code.google.com/p/remoteroid/
But I need to capture the screen of my Android Device on Desktop and Control My Device remotely
Based on My R & d I found that Real Vnc has apps that control the android device.But they require rooting which I dont need to do.
Has anyone worked on similar kind of issue.
Thanks
Hi I haven't worked on creating any app similar to this, but I have worked on softwares like "android screencast" and "android commander".
Both were able to display my screen to PC.
But on rooting my Phone (froyo) I was even able to control it from PC with Android screencast. But I did the same for my other phone (Jelly Bean) it displayed the screen but I couldn't control.
Hope it helps :)
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I want to develop an PC application which helps to mirror a android device through USB and also control the device through PC.
Please tell me is this possible?
If yes then please give some input for this requirement!
This is only possible with a rooted android device, due to the fact that no application can send "touch" events to other applications (it would be an obvious security flaw). You could, however, have the user control JUST the application via their computer.
this is possible with a VNC server
it displays the screen of your android on the pc via a VNC connection (Virtual Network Computing) and you can control the android with mouse, touchpad,...
see for example droidVNCserver, the git is in https://github.com/oNaiPs/droidVNCserver (device has to be rooted)
http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/control-android-from-pc
trying to understand how things works,
From reading Android site, I know that utilize Secondary display & Presentation
But upon connecting Android device to laptop, how should I make it a USB appear to part of selection.
Is there anyway I can utilize browser like chrome to display the screen from Andriod device?
I notice Vysor able to do this, how is the big picture works?
thanks
I have already searched a lot for an answer over the internet such as this question, but didn't found an answer.
I want to record my Android device's screen connected to computer via USB for some kind of automation thing. I found here that Google has created an utility for this but only for versions starting from KitKat.
Are there any other possible utilities or scripts for Windows computer through which I can achieve what I want to do? It should save the resulting video file either on my device or my computer on which it is connected to.
P.S.- I also found that this can be somehow achieved by using javacv library. But i was unable to compile and run all of its sources, so it didn't worked for me until now.
Try androidscreencast.
Summary: Desktop app to control an android device remotely using mouse and keyboard. Should work on Windows/Linux/MacOS with any android device.
Features:
Mouse and keyboard control (FOR ROOTED DEVICES ONLY)
Landscape mode (right click)
Video recording <---- No Root required
Basic file browser
Note: Video FPS is low.
Best tool for screenshots/casts is the recently released AndroidTool:
https://github.com/mortenjust/androidtool-mac
Unfortunately it's only for Mac.
Is it possible to connect an Android smartphone working a host to a computer (working as a device?) I am writing an app that is supposed to remote control a camera via smartphone. I have some trouble testing my app since emulators don't support usb connections. But when I connect my smartphone to the camera I can't really tell what goes wrong. I thought of connecting the phone to a computer so that it could e.g. display the characters it is receiving but I don't really know if it would work, as computers usually work as host to other devices, not the other way around.
Thanks a lot for any tips.
You might wanna take a look here http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/usb/host.html
Altho as mention somewhere no google io mobile in android 3.1 didnt support host mode, maybe this has changed in 4.0 which might be true basing on this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQGxckZkH2g
A computer cannot act as a Device. If you want to see what is happening on your smartphone when you connect your camera, use the
adb shell dmesg commands to look at the logs and see if the camera is being detected.
Currently I'm working on a project that demands using Android and tcpdump.
A short description of what I do:
I want sniff packets using android. I have built an android application which does this using by "tcpdump".
Basically the application initiate tcpdump, which dumps the captured packet in a file (in the sdcard). Then I process the captured packets just by opening the file.
The problem :
When the wifi is in managed mode, everything works fine. But, when I put the wifi device in "ad-hoc" the wireless device stops working.
I'm using "Samsung Captivated S" (SGH - I897), and in order support "overhearing" (promiscuous mode) and ad-hoc I installed the latest "Cyanogen 7" rom ( cm_galaxysmtd_full-126.zip, from: http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?type=nightly&device=galaxysmtd)
I don't know how to solve this and I would really need your help. I suspect
that "wpa_supplicat" is to blame for that, but most probably I wrong.
Thanks in advance,
Ps: I should also mention that I start an adhoc network using my laptop. Then two android devices join the adhoc network. The android devices (SGH-I897) join the network without a problem. All the devices can ping each other.
only solution for this is described here.
http://www.44actions.com/?p=273