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I wanted to make video demo of my application in order to present. How can i make my application video when it running and open on android Tablet.
I've tried to come up with ways to do this to no avail. Best I've ever been able to achieve is stick your device in front of a nice camera.
However this http://www.bluestacks.com/ seems like it might be promising for this purpose once it is released. If you can run your apps on a windows machine (and it is much better than the emulator) then you could record that section of your screen with something like Fraps.
Edit: Bluestacks has since opened up for beta. For me it runs similarly to the emulator so does not provide a whole lot of benefit for the purposes of recording your applications. If you don't have a development environment with an emulator set up already though bluestacks will be ready for you to actually start recording quicker.
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I want to implement screen sharing functionality in my app like we use team viewer.
I search a lot for third party tool.
One tool i have worked is opentok(Tolkblox). But it want give exact facility like Team viewer and its sample example is also not work like a screen shring should be.
I don't find any third party tool for this requirement.
If anyone any idea regarding this then please reply for the same.
Screen capturing and sharing in Android 5.0
You have the possibility with Android 5.0 to use the android.media.projection for screen sharing. But I don't know if this fits your needs.
Android 5.0 lets you add screen capturing and screen sharing capabilities to your app with the new android.media.projection APIs. This functionality is useful, for example, if you want to enable screen sharing in a video conferencing app. For more see this.
Team Viewer SDK
You can also use the SDK from TeamViewer. As far as I know, with this you can also remotely control the other device.
I hope I did understand your question right and this helps you a bit.
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I am not familiar with android development. But just want to use python script to do something on my android device/emulator.
For example:
change system settings.
set a proxy.
open app A, click some place, do something else...
then open app B, tap up down, do something else...
and so on.
I have tried
monkeyrunner, which actually is not by python(it's by Jython), and usually I don't know why the example code can't work(lack of debugging methods in this way.I can use ipython or pycharm if one support python),
appium, which introduce a very good framework, completely support python.But the tutorial always says about testing only one app, seems it can not change system settings or something like press HOME or BACK button.
I have never do such things before, are there any tools or tutorials could cover my case?
You can try AndroidViewClient/culebra which provides also a UI (see Culebra GUI) which allows you to do what you describe as your needs.
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I'm looking to write an application which allows an alternative lock screen for Android. I've seen posts around here on SO as well as applications in the Play Store, but I can't seem to find any APIs for doing it on developer.android.com.
How do you write a replacement lock screen for Android?
To summarize what others have said on here and what similar questions have asked:
TL;DR No, you cannot easily write a replacement for Android's lock screen.
The longer version: In order to write a lock screen replacement, you'd need to either create a custom ROM which bundles your lockscreen or you'd need to wade through undocumented Android and device-specific APIs to work around this problem. Here's hoping that Android M will allow us to write lock-screen replacements.
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Is there already made solution to run android application/game on emulator for example using Eclipse or other soft? I need to see how one program works right now, but my android device is in the service center now.
I found this BlueStacks but I am not sure that I can trust it.
You should try Genymotion
http://www.genymotion.com/features/
Best emulator out there and support Google Play
There are also some Android virtual machine, but Genymotion is by far the best one
You can also emulate android devices in a virtual machine (or on your hardware) using the iso image provided by http://www.android-x86.org/
So you make your PC to an Android device, including the Play store...
There is a fresh Andoird 4.3 image you can use, for example with VirtualBox.
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I was browsing the web and I saw an application that claimed to scan for user's fingerprints so I thought I should give it a try, the app worked well and I was amazed! does anyone know how this app reads user's fingerprint? how is this possible on android? any tutorial or hints or any open source project? I think this will help a lot of developers.
I am guessing the app you are referring to is this. If so, it doesn't actually read your fingerprint. It just plays beeps and vibrations in a certain order and you have to know when to lift your finger to unlock the phone.
To be honest, I don't think it could read your fingerprint without a finger print scanner. The touch screen isn't fine enough to read the individual ridges in your fingerprint.
i don't think that it would be possible with actual hardware, however there are some interesting gadgets for that, to be connected with your device via blue-tooth. Have a look here : BlueFIN