I am trying to change the android mascot boot splash image that shows up after booting an android device. The original file for this image is named u-boot-logo.data, and is located among the firmware installation files in the folder FirmwareInstall. How may I edit and change it to a different image? What is its file format?
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I'm using react-native-photo-editor[https://github.com/prscX/react-native-photo-editor] npm
I'm testing on both Andoird 10 & Android 11 devices.
Scenario:
When I click on the save option after editing. Then the image is saved into Pictures/PhotoEditorSDK/ folder.
After that, the Image is visible when I go into the PhotoEditorSDK folder using internal memory. i.e., [internal storage / Pictures / PhtotoEditorSDK ]
In File Manager, We have some shortcuts to display data.
Like in my redmi device, I have Images, Downloads or recent, etc shortcuts in the file manager.
That edited image is not present in recent or Images shortcuts.
That edited image that is present in the Internal Storage path will be visible in images after some time [Like 1 day].
Can anyone tell, what's happening here?
I need to test a function that needs to picks some images from the gallery of Android JellyBean Emulator.
So I have downloaded from internet using the own browser of the emulator (that is slow as the hell) some images.
The images appears in the downloaded files but not in the Gallery of Emulator.
In the GingerBread emulator when I download an images from the browser these appear automatically in the gallery.
How could I force the emulator to find the images?
In the old emulator the media scanner was enabled, due to large amount of resource needed the new version has the media scanner disabled by default.
If you want to see the images in the gallery,
in the main menu of Jelly Bean Emulator go in:
DevTools->Media Provider and click "Scan SD Card".
In this way you should see the images in the gallery
If doesn't, probably the images saved aren't properly located in SD card,
-use DDMS(you can find it in the Android\android-sdk\tools folder
-Click on device menu and select File Explorer
-Go to mnt\sdcard
-Click the button "Push file into device" to upload images
If I correct, you want some pictures in emulator's gallery. I think you can upload a picture file in DDMS file browser, or using 'adb push' command.
I 'm using Android draw9path for an image that I will set for background.
after I process picture on software (default tools of android SDK) an put it in drawable-hdpi folder, and put it in background by:
android:background="#drawable/background".
I test successfully on graphical view, but when I run on Emulator, Android Emulator acts as normal image.
Who can help me solve this issue, please.
thanks :)
I think you didn't create p pitch image properly.
save the file like filename.9.png
I am creating an Android app for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, but the user needs to be able to choose a file (like a text file) from the file system. In Windows, the easiest way to do this would be through an "Open File Dialog Box", but is there a standardized/built-in/simple way to do the same thing on an Android tablet?
Thanks a bunch!
I want to deploy my application with Android 2.1 features. I placed an application icon in PNG format in the drawable-ldpi,and drawable-hdpi folders. When I installed to the device, it is not showing the application icon on the home screen of the device.
Please help me how to solve this issue?
I ran into a problem like this before.
My app wasn't changing name and icon, even with everything changed in manifest and icons in drawable folders.
It seems like it had some sort of cache, which installed the same old config (although coding was changing).
Restarting the phone solved my problem.