Thanks Dianne.. But will the dip (device independant
pexel/density independent pixel) not help in my case.. How can i set the
dip??
Best Regards,
Zhubham
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 10:24 AM, Dianne Hackborn wrote:
> Okay, the problem is just that nothing besides HVGA is supported at this
> point.
Okay, the problem is just that nothing besides HVGA is supported at this
point. QVGA and VGA support are on the roadmap, but not yet fully
implemented.
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 6:45 AM, Zhubham wrote:
>
> HI,
>
> I changed the resolution from HVGA to QVGA in the emulator and i am
> getting the s
Read something about dip (device independant pexel/density independant
pixel).. How can i set the dip?? This also looks a solution to my
problem.
Please help.
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HI,
I changed the resolution from HVGA to QVGA in the emulator and i am
getting the same (incorrect) result as it is coming on the OMAP 2430
board.
You mentioned, as of now Android only supports HVGA ~160 dpi
resolution. BUT is there no way to alter the 160 dpi resolution to 16
bpp and make an i
Hi Dianne,
Here r ur answers:
1. What resolution and density is your development board running at?
Pixel Density, I not too sure! Resolution is 320(length)x240(breadth) at
16bpp
2. What resolution and density are you running the emulator at? (If you are
not specifying anything special, this is p
Could you please post this information:
1. What resolution and density is your development board running at?
2. What resolution and density are you running the emulator at? (If you are
not specifying anything special, this is probably 480x320 160dpi.)
3. Which applications are not working?
4. A p
Hi Dianne,
Thanks for the quick reply.
My computer settings are as follows:
Screen Resolution" 1280 x 800
density :96 DPI
The emulator displays the application under the above settings.
Now i installed the same application on the OMAP 2430 board (with android
ported on it) . The application isn'
What resolution is your screen? What density is it reporting? What is the
configuration of the emulator in which it is working? In what way aren't
they fitting?
You probably need to describe your problem a little more for people to be
able to help you?
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 8:02 AM, Zhubham
