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Android Studio emulator missing hardware buttons [duplicate]
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Closed 5 years ago.
I'm trying to emulate a specific device (Samsung Galaxy S3) but when i start the emulator i haven't the hardware buttons.
Device Setting:
AVD Setting:
I think that the issue is caused by the SKIN WXGA720 but if i change i have a different screen resolution or Software Buttons instead of Hardware.
I don't want to display software buttons but only hardware.
I also need to keep 320dpi as screen density when i check with
getApplicationContext().getResources().getDisplayMetrics().densityDpi;
Did anyone found and solved the same issue?
To see hardware buttons choose this skin in AVD settings Skin with dynamic hardware controls
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Hello, i have used this fantastic website many times over the years to find answers others have already provided. This problem i have not been able to find an answer to anywhere. As the title describes, every time i create a new Android Virtual Device using Android Emulator 2.0 within Android Studio 2.3.3 it displays the screen in the top left corner of the window. I have no idea why this is happening, i have tried uninstalling and re-installing HAXM. I have tried creating multiple different devices with different specifications and i always get the same problem. Does anyone know how i can get the screen into the correct position and the correct size? I'm operating on Windows 10 Cheers,
James
Solved, The external graphics(NVIDIA GTX1050) card in my device was interfering with Android Virtual Device.
Fix - When creating a new Android Virtual Device in the Verify Configuration window set Emulated Performance - Graphics: to Software - GLES 2.0
Our android app user reported they had display error situation like the picture below, on some tablets like these 2 :
Sony Xperia Z3 8 inch,
Google nexus 7 2013.
Both are Android 6.0.1, 1200x1920 resolution.
Is there any special setting needed to some tablet, Android 6.0.1 or resolution 1200x1920? Or does anyone has similar desynchronization happened on your app?
This display error is not reported on phones. Most of phones' resolution are 1080x1920 or less.
this is the screen shot
We've found the root cause. It's because we use the solution below to detect soft keyboard appearance and then hide some views. When the views are hidden, the value of "activityRootView.getHeight();" will become bigger. So, the threshold of "dpToPx(this, 200)", to check whether soft keyboard appears, need be carefully choose.
How to check visibility of software keyboard in Android?
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how to resize physical android screen from terminal/shell
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Closed 9 years ago.
I'm thinking of purchasing an Android tablet for development. But I plan on developing both phone and tablet apps. I know that they technically both run they might just look different because of resolution differences.
My question is can I change the screen dimensions of a tablet to have the same screen size as a phone? Not really so much changing the resolution (so it would still take the whole screen), but more cutting of the edges so that the actual screen dimensions are that of a typical phone.
If you do not want to purchase a tablet, you can still test your applications using AVDs.
I haven't, however, ever heard of a way to change the screen dimensions of the tablet without actually slicing it through with a chainsaw :) If there are any ways I would be really interested in knowing!
play.google Here is an app by which you can change the density and other root properties of your phone. All the build properties can be edit by this if you have root permission of the device.
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How can I create avd for the Samsung Galaxy S4 (1080X1920) [closed]
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I tried to create custom S4 Emulator with resolution size 1080*1920 in AVD Manager. While i starting emulator , it is not all starting just showing blank screen for 25 min . What will be the issue ? There is no possibility to create S4 emulator ?
On Windows you are limited to using 768 MB of RAM for the virtual devices you create. This creates a problem when you create a screen as big as the one you have, since it will require more RAM than that to run. If you simply try to use the normal options to create a device that big it will not run as you have seen.
The way to fix this is to use ONLY the x86 images (no it will not be a GS4 processor but it's just an emulator), and run the intel x86 emulator accelerometer (HAXM) that is all the way at the bottom of the list in the SDK Manager. Install it and during the installation it will ask if you want to allot 2 GB of your PC's RAM to the virtual device. Enable that and your device should run.
Also check "use host GPU" as stated in the other answer.
As for OSX, hopefully someone else can help.
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Closed 10 years ago.
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Emulate Samsung Galaxy Tab
I want to check my application on a samsung galaxy tab. Can anybody tell me how much resolution I need give to create the avd? And how to create an emulator like the samsung galaxy tab?
Thanks
Check this out:
http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/galaxyTab.do
Is a Samsung's official Galaxy Tab AVD.
You can actually download a Samsung component via AVD that contains a configuration for Galaxy Tabs.
Here are precise instructions. I would recommend this over simply entering the resolution manually.
Resolution is 1024×600! You can enter an exact resolution in the Android SDK and AVD Manager.