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[GUIDE]WindowsAndroid For our Desktop/Laptop or Windows

Here's how to run Android apps on your Windows/Mac desktop/laptop computer..​
Android is the most prolific and fastest growing platform on the market right now, and it’s been so for the last couple of years. With that growth came more than 700,000 applications on Google Play, a figure that is on par with what Apple has in its App Store.
With such a wealth of apps, you might be secretly wishing to have some of them available not just on your phone or tablet, but also on your Windows or Mac notebook/desktop computer. And now there is an easy way to do just that with an called BlueStacks.
The application is still in beta, but it does pretty well in its core functionality - allowing you to run Google Play and install apps from it on your computer.
There is both a Windows and Mac version of Bluestacks, and everything should be working just fine and easily. Give it a shot - it’s right below.
Download Bluestacks for Windows
Download Bluestacks for OSX
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Windows + Android = WindowsAndroid
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WindowsAndroid is a new PC program allowing you to run Android natively on your Windows 8, 7 or Vista PC. Some of you may remember BlueStacks - a program with a similar purpose, but not quite the same. While BlueStacks lets you run Android apps on your Windows PC, WindowsAndroid by Socketeq makes it possible to run Android itself, along with any apps you may want.
Right now, the WindowsAndroid program is not quite ready, and it seems it requires some geeky moves in order to get it working, but the developer promises that everything will be easily accessible for regular consumers once it's ready.
WindowsAndroid executes Android 4.0 using the Windows kernel, instead of the Linux one, which allows the mobile OS to perform smoothly since no emulation action is going on. The program should make it possible for every Android enthusiast to seamlessly run their favorite apps on their PC.
If you wish to give WindowsAndroid a try, you can download the program from the developer's website here
Note: If the link to the developer's website doesn't work for you, it's probably because of the "heavy load". It should be back up soon.

WindowsAndroid runs Android without emulation on Windows 8
WindowsAndroid runs Android without emulation on Windows 8​
This week the folks at Socketeq have been pushing for a widespread testing of their software setup known as WindowsAndroid, running Android natively inside Windows OS. This system takes the Android mobile operating system and runs it on the Windows kernel – instead of Linux, that is, and therefor making everything move ultra-swift as it takes away the emulation layer that would otherwise be present. Sound like a fun project to you? Have at it right this minute!
This setup is currently working with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and requires a little more than base knowledge of how to work with Android outside of its standard smartphone housing. That means if you’ve never hacked your smartphone or tablet before, this might not be ready for prime-time for you at the moment. Once you’re in-the-know, on the other hand, you’ll be running apps and games of all kinds – including 3D games, so Socketeq promises – like a wild animal!
What’s extra fun about this whole situation is that it’s possible, depending on the setup you’ve got on your Windows machine, that you’ll be able to work with full touch controls as well as mouse and keyboard. Google added native support for both keyboards and mice (USB, Bluetooth, or otherwise) so you’ll almost certainly be working with those two ancient devices, but the future is wide open! It’s important to note here also that Android will still need your help running apps as this build comes with basically none – you’ll want to download Gapps (from one of the many sources we’re sure you’ve got a hold on right this minute) and flash them on your own once you’ve got WindowsAndroid running.
NOTE: WindowsAndroid currently runs on Windows 8 as well as Windows 7 and Windows Vista – good luck!
You can download WindowsAndroid from the Socketeq website by entering your email and basic info which they promise they’ll do no evil with therein. Be sure, again, to know what you’re doing before you download or start up any apps such as those spoken about above, and understand that SlashGear claims no responsibility for you destroying your systems for the fun of it. That said, have lots of fun!
Also be sure to check out BlueStacks, a system made to push Android apps to Windows and Mac computers that’s been in business for over a year – great stuff! Now the war will begin, users deciding whether they’d rather run natively or in an emulated environment. Which one will you choose?
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Due to heavy download, SOCKETEQ site has stop giving download option. So you can download the same from this link -> Download
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*WARNING* HEAVY LOAD ON THE WEBSITE OF SOCKETQ
So downloading has been disabled.
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Here you go buddy-> Download

Re: [GUIDE]Here's how to run Android apps on your Windows/Mac desktop/laptop computer
Looks awesome!
But maybe you guys could rename it as "windroid", it's a bit easier to say.
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kataria.vikesh said:
Here you go buddy-> Download
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Bro, does it work on Windows 7?
Edit: Got it.. Missed that line somehow..

sudhindrakv said:
Bro, does it work on Windows 7?
Edit: Got it.. Missed that line somehow..
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Glad you read that buddy. BTW has anybody else tried that..??

MaartenXDA said:
Looks awesome!
But maybe you guys could rename it as "windroid", it's a bit easier to say.
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buddy I can't modify the name of application which is predefined by Dev himself.

I am not able to download the file completely.. Tried it a hundred times in different browsers, also different download managers.. Somehow the link breaks and download gets aborted in the middle.. Any other link??

Currently using bluestacks.
Plants vs. Zombies looks beautiful
So does ctick cricket
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Vikesh buddy, the file has been removed.. Any other link??

I have these one. Uploading..
I m in my bro marriage. But i can upload using team viewer.
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I tried this(WindowsAndroid). It installed correctly over windows 8, but whenever I run it, a command window opens, outputs some lines and then closes. Nothing else.

The-Droidster said:
I tried this(WindowsAndroid). It installed correctly over windows 8, but whenever I run it, a command window opens, outputs some lines and then closes. Nothing else.
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Try it n windws 7. In 8 its showing error.
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Works for me, but it doesn't show the home back and recent apps button :/
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Here is the link
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0qslq7oxkb4xy4x
Now i m going for dance.. Yo Yo Honey Singh..
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The s/w doesn't work.. Probably its the case with Windows 7.. Installed perfectly.. But when tried to open, a DOS cmd opens and loads something.. But when its done, the window of the s/w opens and closes.. Hv attached d sceenshot..

The-Droidster said:
I tried this(WindowsAndroid). It installed correctly over windows 8, but whenever I run it, a command window opens, outputs some lines and then closes. Nothing else.
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Exactly.. Same thing happened with me..

kataria.vikesh said:
Here is the link
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0qslq7oxkb4xy4x
Now i m going for dance.. Yo Yo Honey Singh..
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Even i want to dance..
Kudi saturday saturday
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The Best Android Emulator: BlueStacks vs Andy vs MEmu

I am a big fan of Android game, but have always being in a situation where I want to play a game, I couldn’t use my phone or my battery is going to die. Sometimes I even couldn't enjoy some fancy games because of small screen but thick fingers...
Well, it is actually possible to solve all the headaches with Android Emulator. When you install an emulator on PC, you get a virtual console in which you can use any Android apps and games. So I am going to share my experience of three popular Android emulators: BlueStacks, Andy and MEmu.
• Performance
Benchmark: AnTuTu v5.6
CPU: Intel i5 3.3GHz
Memory: 8GB
Graphics: GeForce GTX 950
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To my surprise, MEmu obtain the highest score 96375 and way ahead of the others. Andy's score is 73376 and BlueStacks's is 67807. As a reference, the flagship Samsung S6 scores 69019. MEmu seems pulls off this impressive performance by running Android apps natively on x86 processor whenever possible. On the other hand, when launching these three emulators, BlueStacks starts up a little faster than the others. I guess it's probably because BlueStacks is a lightweight solution which doesn't virtualize the full Android system.
• Use and Setup
BlueStacks is extremely easy to install and setup. In fact, there is very few things could be configured. BlueStacks has its own user interface apart from the standard Android interface. Frankly speaking, I am not a fan of this UI although it's particularly focused on games. The worse thing is BlueStacks costs $2 a month to keep playing.
Andy is not as simple as BlueStacks. I did have a problem actually installing it but somehow I fixed it. Once you launch Andy, you will get a standard Android interface and need to connect your Google account to Andy at the first time. Andy offers a handy feature that you can launch Android apps from shortcuts in your Windows desktop.
For MEmu, downloading and installing is amazingly easy. With the default setting, I can directly run any app exactly like it on the Android phone or tablet. I was also surprised that I can change the brand, model and even IMEI, and etc. Sometimes it's very useful, I bet you know that.
• Gaming and Productivity
As you can see, BlueStacks concentrates more on games rather than regular apps, as its home page filled with suggested games by category reveals. Hence, it's no surprise that the suggested games run fairly well. Unfortunately, I found the program to be buggy and slow in some regular apps.
Unlike BlueStacks, Andy focuses on an overall experience for both games and regular apps. It actually plays the game better than BlueStacks in terms of stability, but sometimes a little bit slower. The good thing is that Andy supports third party launcher and even allows the use of widgets.
MEmu also provides a more rounded experience than BlueStacks. It puts all suggested apps and games in MEmu market, but seems most of them are popular in China. So I downloaded a few apps and games from Google Play and they all went very smoothly. One of the things I really like personally is the ability of comprehensive keyboard mapping, since it makes me play shooting game much better than in my Android phone.
• Multiplayer Mode
The multiplayer mode is an innovative feature which makes it possible to run several emulators spontaneously. Instead of pushing other apps/games to the background, you can switch between them on the same computer screen. This is like having several phones for real-time multi-tasking.
BlueStacks and Andy don't support this mode natively, but it's said that you could create multiple instances of BlueStacks or Andy with the help of sandbox.
MEmu has a thoughtful design for this feature. The activation process is very simple and I was able to create several MEmu players in a few clicks. It’s also easy to customize the CPU occupation and RAM of each emulator was introduced. Moreover, it takes up much less resource, compared to sandbox solution. So MEmu wins it clearly.
• Interesting Features
BlueStacks offers a feature of syncing apps between your phone and the Windows app via a cloud connect app. Andy lets you use your Android phone as a remote control, mirroring the screen on Andy on your phone. MEmu could be launched from a USB thumb without any software installation. With this portable version, you can easily plug and play and bring MEmu everywhere in your pocket.
• Overall
There are many other Android emulators and your choice really depends on your needs. If you need something super simple that plays some light games occasionally, then BlueStacks may be a good choice. For most of Android fans, Andy and MEmu are definitely worth a try. They are both free and powerful. As to me, I will go with MEmu because of good performance and multiplayer mode.
Well, I will be happy to know your choice or suggestion.
• Official Website
MEmu: http://www.xyaz.cn/en
Andy: http://www.andyroid.net
BlueStacks: http://www.bluestacks.com
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Memu is my choice of emulators from all the three I tried.

Buddy, seems we share the same feeling

BlueStacks is my previous choice. By your sharing, I've just tried MEmu and it's really cool! It would be better if MEmu could improve multiple language support.

A simpler for the average user Andy.:fingers-crossed:

I don't like BlueStacks, because for some time I was unable to remove it from my system, it always offered to update.

Elatrans said:
I don't like BlueStacks, because for some time I was unable to remove it from my system, it always offered to update.
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Have you disabled the update option? That might help.

_Griffen_ said:
Have you disabled the update option? That might help.
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I have uninstalled it and it left this behavior.

I ran into this problem with BlueStacks a few times too... then with the help of some 3rd party software, I remove it clearly finally.

I've tried many Android emulators before... bluestacks, andy, nox, genymotion, memu and some others I can't recall their names. Anyway, I agree with you by and large that MEmu is the best one ever.

I've just tried MEmu for a few weeks and it went very well.
But I didn't figure out how to perform sliding screen through keyboard mapping... otherwise, I can not play templerun on the android emulator
Any suggestion? Or MEmu doesn't support it?

GAGA100 said:
I've just tried MEmu for a few weeks and it went very well.
But I didn't figure out how to perform sliding screen through keyboard mapping... otherwise, I can not play templerun on the android emulator
Any suggestion? Or MEmu doesn't support it?
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As to slide screen operation in MEmu, hold the left mouse button down and drag the mouse pointer toward the direction of slide screen, then type a key to map this operation. You may have a try

MEmu,the best choice!

Let me share our store of the comparisons on performance, the following chart says all: [LeapDroid beats every other emulators]

Leapdroid - a brand new and most performing Android virtual machine

Hi All,
We have just released a new Android virtual machine, called Leapdroid, it is a Windows program that allows you to run Android Apps in Windows. Our focus has been on graphics performance. It outperforms all other players on market, such as BlueStacks, Genymotions, Andyroid, etc... it supports a lot of games, and it it is totally free, you can download it from our website:
http://www.leapdroid.com
From development point of views, we have implemented most features that Google's emulator has, such as compatible adb. Our virtual machine is the only vm that can start adb before vm starts, same as a real device, so you can get the first line of adb logcat. We have also optimized other aspects of the system.
Check it out!
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Here is a video with Leapdroid playing a few games, including a shooting game. This video demonstrates the advanced key mapping feature.

Booting Speed is really amazing
I tried using several android emulators such as B****, G*****. Tried this new one. Having not gone through intensive usage now, I am already shocked by its launching speed. Amazing! Really beats others. It is a fresh boot, not like B****'s not shutting down and faking instant boot.

I forgot to mention that our vm supports multiple instances. After installations, two android virtual machines will be created.

Has been looking around for a VM to play Minecraft. This is the only capable so far.
Thanks, Leapdroid!

How I can switch input language?
"Control + Spacebar" not working for me.

What is the Windows input method software you are using?

huisinro said:
We have just released a new Android virtual machine, called Leapdroid,...
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That looks awesome!!
One question: (You would rock some worlds with that)
Could you somehow release a version compiled for arm-thumb2 so windows-rt-JB users could finally open android apps on their first gen surface RT <3
Probably impossible, but I never give up the hope

Hi Blade,
Thanks for the nice suggestions. A thinner run-time version that can run on ARM systems is definitely our direction, but it will take quite sometime to implement. For the moment, we are focusing on developing a new generation of android virtual machine on X86 architecture. As you may have noted, current android virtual machines are still not that compatible if compared with a real android device, many apps still don't run well inside emulators. Leapdroid will lead in these aspects.

Good performance
Run very smoothly so far. Is there a way to install apps without using Google account?

outrain said:
Run very smoothly so far. Is there a way to install apps without using Google account?
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Assuming you have your APK ready:
I've found the following information on their website h t t p : / / leapdroid . com / helpcenter . html. It seems that they reply on standard adb to install programs.
I typically use apkmirror to download APKs. What kind of channel do you use?
BTW: I do not understand XDA does not let me to post web links. Maybe for safety reason....

http://www.leapdroid.com/helpcenter.html has more info
Before we enable drag/drop (which should come soon), you will have to use adb to install apk.

Adb works for me. Great work!
When can we see a Mac version?

We are working on Mac and actually Linux version too, but currently focusing on Windows.

How do I unroot or install Xposed?

You can do adb remount, then you can change system partition

I'd love to try this, but I feel very suspicious.
There's no "about" page on the Leapdroid website, so we don't know who we are giving our Google Account credentials to when we login.
Three of the comments on this thread were written by new members who signed up just after this thread was started... that's a red flag for me.

If you look at my profile, you will see I am not new, you can also google my name, will find out.
Our website will have more info soon, we are a VC funded company, located in Fremont, California. I did Android vm a few years back, also released here, please check my old posts.
We have another thread, which is here, with more comments:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/android-4-4-free-leapdroid-super-fast-t3404640
EP2008 said:
I'd love to try this, but I feel very suspicious.
There's no "about" page on the Leapdroid website, so we don't know who we are giving our Google Account credentials to when we login.
Three of the comments on this thread were written by new members who signed up just after this thread was started... that's a red flag for me.
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huisinro said:
If you look at my profile, you will see I am not new, you can also google my name, will find out.
Our website will have more info soon, we are a VC funded company, located in Fremont, California. I did Android vm a few years back, also released here, please check my old posts.
We have another thread, which is here, with more comments:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/android-4-4-free-leapdroid-super-fast-t3404640
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I appreciate the info. I'll keep an eye on this project and will reconsider installing it once more info is put up on the site.

It works really Well. Is there any thought of updating it to newer Android versions? Definitely the best Emulator I have used so far.
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XePlayer - Free & Best Android Emulator

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About XePlayer:
XePlayer is a best & free Android Emulator for pc that enables all Android games and apps to run smoothly in Windows systems. It built on x86 Architecture, support advanced features like OpenGL & hardware acceleration, run faster, more stability and compatibility than other Android Emulators. XePlayer Android Emulator for pc support video recording, gamepad & keyboard, and internal integrated Google Play store to compatible with all apps, more than 99% apps & games Running perfect on XePlayer.
Play your favorite mobile games and make use of all your preferred mobile apps from the comfort of your desktop with this powerful Android emulator.Computer builds can get pretty powerful these days, even capable of fully emulating other powerful devices. There are plenty of reasons you want to try something in a virtual environment, and if you’re looking for a flawless emulator for generic Android devices, then XePlayer is just what you need.
Experience the Android OS on your desktop
First of all, you might want to be sure your computer is capable of running the application, because it might eat up some resources since it emulates an entire different operating system, which, in turn, can have other games and tools active. Moreover, your computer needs to have Virtualization Technology active, namely VT-x for Intel, and AMD-V for AMD processors.
The interface has a familiar look and feel about it, that’s if you ever laid hands on an Android smartphone or tablet. Interaction is pretty much the same, with the mouse used to interact with objects as elements just as you would with your finger. However, there are also some helpful elements for when a single mouse can’t handle the task of two fingers otherwise used on a touchscreen.
Since a desktop interface can’t really hold all the functionality of an actual phone, the application is fitted with a nifty sidebar where you find all sorts of tools. Some, like the two-finger control mode, come to aid in particular regions, while others, such as the recorder or add APK file, can help with more advanced tasks.
Play games, try apps, and connect to the Internet
One particular sidebar function you find of particular interest is the keyboard control. It lets you create a fully custom keyboard right there on the screen, which can include additional control elements, such as a Gravity Sensor, GPS walking keyboard control, direction controller, crosshair, and more.
Needless to say that the application comes with its own settings, which in turn affect the emulator. Depending on your PC specs, you can tweak performance levels, display, and CPU usage. Interface settings, such as orientation, can be changed, as well as general options, like starting with Windows, or enabling root startup.
Things get a little more fun, if not enough already, when stumbling upon really familiar elements, such as preferred games and apps. You can directly connect to the Google Play store with your existing Google account, which means all achievements and other account bonuses are shared across all Android devices you associate with your user.
A few last words
To sum it up, XePlayer can really make you think trick you into believing you’re using your tablet or smartphone instead of the PC. Performance is flawless, with neatly-designed and interactive menus, configurable controls, and an immersive Google Play experience.
System Requirements:
– Windows Xp/Windows Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8/Windows 10
– Intel or AMD CPU (with Virtualization Technology support preferred)
– At least 1 GB free system memory
– At least 2 GB of free disk space under installation path
– GPU with OpenGL 2.0+ support
Official Site: http://www.xeplayer.com
Download Link: http://xeplayer.com/files/xeplayer_setup.exe
Social Group: https://www.facebook.com/XePlayercom-108877892945217
ScreenShot:
Clash of Clans on XePlayer:

This looks awesome!!! I will test this asap. Thank you very much!
Cheers
Blade
EDIT: First impression: OUTSTANDING!!!! Very nice, thank you soooo much

Thank you for your test.
Thank you for your test.
BIade said:
This looks awesome!!! I will test this asap. Thank you very much!
Cheers
Blade
EDIT: First impression: OUTSTANDING!!!! Very nice, thank you soooo much
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Is this a fork of NOX Player? Are the original developers aware that you're using their codebase?

We have been authorized by original developers.And it is very easy to use and fast.
PVL_93_RU said:
Is this a fork of NOX Player? Are the original developers aware that you're using their codebase?
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Thank you.You are welcome.If you have any question,you can ask here.
salimos16 said:
This looks awesome!!! I will test this asap. Thank you very much!
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Very nice work !

Thank you for your test.
StreamlineWatch said:
Very nice work !
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Can't wait to try!

Thank you! Ask here if you have any question.
joziahdd said:
Can't wait to try!
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This is very nice work. Hey i am encountering problem using iflix., problem is in audio, like running on fast forward and, and on video, laggy. where can i ask support?
thanks

PUA/installcore

fwiw google flags/blocks the xeplayer download, determines it's malicious... if warning is ignored and file is allowed to download, a malwarebytes scan on the downloaded exe file also flags it as malicious (pup).... probably nothing, by why have anything packaged in an exe file that would trigger this?

[email protected] said:
This is very nice work. Hey i am encountering problem using iflix., problem is in audio, like running on fast forward and, and on video, laggy. where can i ask support?
thanks
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The question is why do you used it in an emulator, while you can just open the web using web browser?

Compared to NOX why should I prefer XePlayer?

aeneas1 said:
fwiw google flags/blocks the xeplayer download, determines it's malicious... if warning is ignored and file is allowed to download, a malwarebytes scan on the downloaded exe file also flags it as malicious (pup).... probably nothing, by why have anything packaged in an exe file that would trigger this?
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It was a third party download Link.
Please use the official download link:
http://xeplayer.com/files/xeplayer_setup.exe

chimerical26 said:
PUA/installcore
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It was a third party download Link.
Please use the official download link:
http://xeplayer.com/files/xeplayer_setup.exe
Thank you,

[email protected] said:
This is very nice work. Hey i am encountering problem using iflix., problem is in audio, like running on fast forward and, and on video, laggy. where can i ask support?
thanks
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Sometimes it is internet problem.
Just email us for support : [email protected]
Thanks,

jwoegerbauer said:
Compared to NOX why should I prefer XePlayer?
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Because XePlayer is simple and beautiful software.XePlayer can really make you think trick you into believing you’re using your tablet or smartphone instead of the PC. Performance is flawless, with neatly-designed and interactive menus, configurable controls, and an immersive Google Play experience.

I'm just surprised this emulator
Thank you for a great emulator ,but I have a request to update it you can update the Android version? just a new game you can not always run because they require a newer version

[GAME] The Settlers III - Android and desktop clone

JSettlers​JSettlers is a cross platform clone of the classic real time strategy game, The Settlers III. Written in Java using the original game's sound and graphics assets.
Not everything is implemented yet but it is playable. It even has working online multiplayer! The Android version is a little bit behind the desktop version in that some of the in game menus have not yet been implemented but have been on desktop.
Supported platforms
- Android
- Windows
- Mac
- Linux
Contribute
We welcome all feedback and contributions that can help us to immortalise this great game. You don't need to know how the whole project works to get involved, currently there are people working on JSettlers who specialise in different areas such as
- Game logic
- OpenGL
- Android development
- Graphics design
Download
https://www.settlers-android-clone.com/ - downloads and more information about the project
https://github.com/jsettlers/settlers-remake/ - issues, bugs, contributions
http://download.cnet.com/Settlers-III-Quest-of-the-Amazons-demo/3000-2119_4-10033181.html - Game assets. Download and unzip the .exe file. Don't install it, instead change that .exe file to .zip, inside you will find the Snd and Gfx folders.
Screenshots
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Hello
I am very happy to see this game here ,
I got one request, can you please add the GFX and SND folders as attachment so that we can download easily on Android and use it directly without pc at all
Please provide those files for us to download

Hi, we don't distribute the assets I'm afraid as we don't own them. They are easy to get if you have access to a computer though, you just need an original copy of the game or if you don't have that, you can download the Amazons demo.
More info here in the prerequisites section https://www.settlers-android-clone.com/download/
It's worth it

Sure ,I will give it a try and tell my experience with it
But thank you for creating this

Maybe this project should create their own baseset for game graphics? Just like openttd with their opengfx

This is great ,but Dose it work on tablets ?

I tried the game but it lags a lot in my phone, my phone is Motorola g4 plus with Snapdragon 625

autumnguardiANs said:
Maybe this project should create their own baseset for game graphics? Just like openttd with their opengfx
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Yes this would be nice, we are talking about producing certain higher resolution graphics already. Mainly for various menu parts to begin with.
zeus_89 said:
This is great ,but Dose it work on tablets ?
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Yep it should work on pretty much all Android devices running 4.4+. The Android controls work well on devices of all sizes, but 7-10 inch tablets are a particularly nice way to play thanks to the extra screen size.

tom.pratt said:
Yes this would be nice, we are talking about producing certain higher resolution graphics already. Mainly for various menu parts to begin with.
Yep it should work on pretty much all Android devices running 4.4+. The Android controls work well on devices of all sizes, but 7-10 inch tablets are a particularly nice way to play thanks to the extra screen size.
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Already bookmark the site. Because looking for data fron the pc game and copying it to our devices is pain, not talking about who don't own the game

arjuntsgowda said:
I tried the game but it lags a lot in my phone, my phone is Motorola g4 plus with Snapdragon 625
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It can be a bit slow for the first minute, I think it is doing some extra calculations in the background at this point. Also later in the game when more stuff is happening it can start to slow down on older phones. For me it runs much better on my Samsung 10.1 2014 tablet on on my S5. I suspect on good devices less than a year old it runs much better still. There are probably optimisations that can be made to improve performance on mobile devices.

Work has started on implementing Team games. This will work for both singleplayer and multiplayer ?
Hopefully this will be available in the nightly builds sometime soon.

Boss,
This game has got a lot of potential, it's very good
But like I said it lags even on a good phone like Moto g4 plus
It's very good news to hear that further development is going on , hoping to see this improve to be the best rts for Android
Please improve it

Team games now working in single player mode.
Currently being worked on are
- multiplayer team games
- ships for transport and trading.
Check out the nightly builds to try the latest additions. Android and desktop versions both available in the nightlies.
https://github.com/jsettlers/settlers-nightlies

How to get the download link of nightly builds in
https://github.com/jsettlers/settlers-nightlies

Go to View Code then there will folders "master" and "pull requests" master contains more stable builds, pull requests are the latest features. Keep going into these folders then choose the date you want and download the zip file containing the apk
E.g.
https://github.com/jsettlers/settlers-nightlies/tree/gh-pages/master/2017-07-12_20-58-38__e3e8390

Nice ,I will definitely try

The game has improved a lot but building icons not seen at all and the lagging has reduced but still need improvement with the lagging
But the game has become very good
Below is screenshot of no building icons bug seen in latest master version

That's not the latest version, install this. https://github.com/jsettlers/settlers-nightlies/tree/gh-pages/master/2017-07-12_20-58-38__e3e8390

Can wait to try this out.
Also if there are other mac users that want to try this out the exe is just a self extractor so you just need an archive utility that supports the format. I used KeKa.

old but gold game <3 can i play it in german cause i watch the video on the website and it was in german but the screenshots here show´s me english stuff ???