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While debugging application, emulator always get minimized while clicking on eclipse debugging environment, so its hard to see whats happen in emulator, and every time i have to maximize emulator see result of debugger, i want to know if there is any way to keep emulator on top of the screen so i can see whats going on screen while debugging the application.
There are three additional good ways to fix this other than the comment (which is also perfectly reasonable) above:
Have two monitors, eclipse running on one and the emulator on the other
If you only have one monitor and you're on Windows 7, then it comes with a great window stacking feature. Just press the 'window' button and the left arrow and the highlighted window will stack to the left. Press the 'window' button and the right arrow and the highlighted window will stack to the right. So you can stack eclipse on one side and emulator on the other.
If you only have one monitor and are on a mac, download the small and free app called cinch. Once it's installed, simply drag the eclipse window to the left and it'll stack it a-la windows 7, drag the emulator to the right, it'll stack it to the right.
Problem solved?
A possible workaround is to develop on a Linux-based environment. Most Linux distributions use window managers that allow you to set any window to be always-on-top.
I also recall reading somewhere years ago that the emulator performs better on Linux environments because it's based on QEMU? Not sure how true that is / still is, though.
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I am developing a Wear OS app. Now for my graduation presentation I would like to record the screen of the emulator to demo the app. But the problem is that my emulator is stuck at this screen.
Sometimes the changes and the volume buttons work, but the rest is completely stuck. At that point is doesn't seem to receive 'touch' input.I also have a square emulator that works fine, but I am personally not a big fan of the square look.
I tried the following:
Restart emulator (also cold boot)
Wipe emulator
Completely delete emulator folder and reinstall
Restart computer
I updated the emulator to the latest version. It works now.
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I cant pin ADT into the taskbar in windows 7. The icon also turns to eclipse and when the IDE opens up it turns into like this.
When i right click on the icon it only shows the close option. Anyway to resolve this problem?
Im using the 64bit version by the way.
I finally fixed it. What I did was
Open the eclipse.ini which can be found at the root folder of your eclipse folder and place this line of code at the very top. Make sure you place it at the very top to avoid errors.
-vm
C:\Program Files\Java\jre7\bin (This will depend where you install your JRE)
save your changes and close your IDE if it's open. When you reopen it. The broken icon turns to eclipse icon. Right the icon and select pin this program to taskbar and you're done.
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I want to record a video of the entire screen of my android device and the free apps from google play that can do this require root. Can anyone help with specific steps of what can I do without rooting my phone? Can this be done with Eclipse?
Thanks!
You should be able to record the screen output with an attached computer and android studio.
Attach the phone to the computer
Open Android Studio
Look in the Android DDMS view, and click the second icon, the one that looks like a play button (next to the camera button)
???
Profit!
But seriously, that's an easy way to do it!
You can't record the android screen without gaining privileged permissions
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I need to bypass the setup wizard on my Nexus 5 running 4.4 only using ADB as my digitizer and screen are broken. I just want to find the Setup Wizard app and remove it via ADB. Does anyone know how to do this?
The wizard is inside the "GoogleServiceFramework.apk", in the system/app folder. You need to root and remount your system to rw to delete the apk. But after you delete it, you cannot use any Goolge service.
However, the mechanism behind this setup wizard is simple. It just declares that it is also a "HOME" application with priority=2. So you can just use package manager (pm) on adb shell to disable the wizard start up activity. Then you can see the normal home application directly.
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I want to take a screen capture on Motorola Xoom.
In Samsung Galaxy S-I you can do it by:
start pressing the HOME and immediately press BACK.
In Samsung Galaxy S-II/III you can do it by:
start pressing the HOME and immediately press on OFF/Lock button.
But how can I do it on Motorola Xoom (Without using Eclipse tools)?
You can now take the screen shot (in ICS and after) by pressing Volume Down + Power at the same time for a second.
Worked fine with 4.1.1 on a Xoom WiFi.
Power button + volume reduce button.. works well.
Here is a link detailing how.
How to take a Xoom Screenshot
Ps. I think you have to use the eclipse tools.
You can use the Eclipse tools or you can tools the SMG SDK (free) that enables video capture for any application via the capture of OpenGl commands (very lightweight, can run in the background all the time)
www.seemegaming.com