The provided content consists of a video link that shows how to enable mirroring of a physical device, such as Android TV, in an Android Studio environment. This is useful for developers seeking to debug their code. The viewer is directed to contact the creator for any queries, comments, or praise. The post also provides some sample code for the MainActivity of an app – seemingly relevant to the video content – and concludes with XML code defining the UI layout for this activity. The app seems to be a Screen Mirror Example App.
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How to connect Android TV to Android Studio environment over WIFI and enable debugging?
In this video it shows the steps to connect Android TV to Android Studio environment over WIFI for debugging the App’s code. Two simple Steps which needs to be followed: Command for connecting: Android Debug Bridge (adb) ‘ADB.exe’ command is in the following path. Either change to the below path…
How to open Device Explorer of Emulator (AVD) in new UI of Android Studio HedgeHog | 2023.1.1?
This video shows the steps to open the device explorer window in the new UI of Android Studio HedgeHog (2023.1.1). The device explorer window can be used to access and even place the files in the device’s folders, such as in download folder. I hope you like this video. For…
How to switch between new UI and old UI (classical UI) after updating to version of Android Studio HedgeHog | 2023.1.1?
The video demonstrates how to switch between the old and new user interfaces (UIs) in Android Studio, starting from version Android Studio HedgeHog – 2023.1.1. The new UI option offers a more focused view for developers, enhancing their experience. The option to switch between these interfaces can be found in the settings. Contact information and details about the specs of the version used are also provided, including the use of Android Studio Hedgehog | 2023.1.1Build. The video also informs viewers that switching interfaces will require a restart of Android Studio.
Fix “packagingOptions(Packaging.() -> Unit): Unit’ is deprecated. Renamed to packaging” error in Android Studio Gradle file.
In this video it shows the steps to add packagingOptions block in the gradle file in Android Studio. On adding the packagingOptions block it gives the deprecated unit error. This can be fixed by using packaging block instead of packagingOptions block. Also, use resources.excludes.add instead of exclude option. I hope…
Android Studio – Fix the error “Could not resolve com.android.tools.build:gradle:7.4.0”?
In this video it shows the steps to fix the gradle error in Android studio. Actual issue is with Java version mismatch as explained in the below line of error: To resolve this issue, it changes the Gradle JDK for build in the settings of Android Studio. I hope you…
How to connect to the Oracle database using JDBC driver from your Android App? – Android Studio Example
In this page it shows the steps to develop the Android App code to connect to the Oracle database. It briefly shows the steps to install and setup the Oracle database on your machine initially. Then it takes through the steps of how to include the jdbc JAR file in…
How to get current system volume level (Music, Alarm, Voice Calls) and set it on seekbar in your Android App?
This video shows the steps to access the volume level of different stream types of your phone and set it on seekbar in your Android App. It also uses textview to display the volume levels in integer form. For setting the volumes from your App, please refer to the below…
How to host your Android App on Google Play Store? – Step by step guide with Calculator App example
This video shows step by step process to build a very simple calculator App in Android Studio and then upload it (host it) on the Google Play Store. While entering the details of the App on the google play store, it uses very simple, easy and short descriptions and images….
Android App Development
This webpage provides a comprehensive collection of tutorials on Android application development. The tutorials cover a wide range of topics including creating Android applications, handling technical aspects such as enabling unknown apps and accessing HDMI passthrough, integrating OAuth2 authentication, reading SIM card numbers, and accessing Gmail inbox programmatically. Additionally, there are tutorials on converting images into Base64 byte arrays, interacting with Firebase databases, and installing multiple launcher activities. The content also encompasses articles on PDF file creation, SMS programming, location tracking, and much more.