@hedwin Are you not seeing any difference in the performance ? Btw
which hardware features to check for the display ?
@dianne
In "Supporting multiple screen" section on the developer site, the
maximum resolution for large screen is 854x480. Also look at this
link,
http://itgossips.com/android-os-
It seems that libvpx can not decode vp6, but I'm not sure for that.
Can not get any useful info from: http://www.webmproject.org/code/specs
or elsewhere.
I found that ffmpeg can decode vp6 since 2009, but it does not use
libvpx(libvpx has been added to ffmpeg since version 0.6 in 2010).
On Apr 15
Can somebody give any suggestions? Thanks!
On Apr 15, 9:43 pm, BonderWu wrote:
> Thanks for your quick reply. However, I still have some questions
> below.
>
> On Apr 15, 9:09 pm, Deva R wrote:
>
> > > These days, I am adding the flv support in Android 2.3. I have done
> > > H264 + aac codec, Ri
> > 1. android/kernel/samsung - linux-2.6.35, S3C6410 does *not* compile
> This is a tree merely used for the crespo board (Nexus S).
>
> > 2. kernel.org/linux-2.6-samsung.git (master), S3C6410 *does* compile, this
> > is linux-2.6.36-rc7
> Samsung's kernel tree..
>
> > 3. android/kernel/common -
Which documentation are you talking about? 854x480 is certainly not a
maximum resolution.
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 10:59 AM, KP wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As per the documentation, maximum resolution supported on the Froyo is
> 854x480 (WVGA854). Does it mean that we can't have a device running
> Froyo wi
It is possible to run on higher resolutions, I have it running on a 1280x720
resolution, in the past had it run on 1920x0180.
But it depends on the hardware you are using.
On Fri, Apr 15, 2011 at 7:59 PM, KP wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As per the documentation, maximum resolution supported on the Froyo
Hi,
As per the documentation, maximum resolution supported on the Froyo is
854x480 (WVGA854). Does it mean that we can't have a device running
Froyo with higher resolution ?
Are there any changes required to support higher resolution (for ex.
1024x600) ?
Thanks in advance.
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Thanks for your quick reply. However, I still have some questions
below.
On Apr 15, 9:09 pm, Deva R wrote:
> > These days, I am adding the flv support in Android 2.3. I have done
> > H264 + aac codec, Right now, I want to add On2 VP6 support. I demux
> > the file to raw vp6 stream data and pass i
> These days, I am adding the flv support in Android 2.3. I have done
> H264 + aac codec, Right now, I want to add On2 VP6 support. I demux
> the file to raw vp6 stream data and pass it to the codec, but the log
> shows "on2 decoder failed to decode frame.". Does anyone know whether
> libvpx(in $(a
Hi,
I am trying to port Android Cupcake on to a board which has 48MB RAM.
After writing a FB, UART & MMC driver for the board, I tried to start
android from a SD card. I made the changes to init.rc for commenting
the mounts.
But, I see that boot process is struck at I/installd( 25): new
connect
Hi, guys!
These days, I am adding the flv support in Android 2.3. I have done
H264 + aac codec, Right now, I want to add On2 VP6 support. I demux
the file to raw vp6 stream data and pass it to the codec, but the log
shows "on2 decoder failed to decode frame.". Does anyone know whether
libvpx(in $(
I would plug the device into a computer with a reliable soundcard, an impulse
and timestamps coming from a common clock reference, together with some kind of
time filtering such as a delay locked looped, to suppress jitter/drift. This is
a bit of a complex topic. I recommend that you ask on the And
Hello,
Can you please tell me the instructions to make my Android a root user
accessible ?
I have a Samsung Galaxy Europa (GT-i5500) which has Android 2.1. I am
interested in installing Android 2.2 or Android 3.0 and needs help for
that too.
Has someone tried dual boot of Androids?
Hoping to he
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