Android emulator like "Bluestacks" on my windows tablet to run DSLR Controller
I have a Nextbook Flexx 11.6 Windows tablet that I would like to use with the DSLR Controller app. I understand that I may be able to either install the android OS on to the windows tablet or install an "android emulator" software (created for gamers to run android games on their PC's) that will enable me to run the android-based DSLR Controller App. The latter choice seems a lot easier, but will it work with this app?
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The nVidia Shield is running Android in the background, so I tought it would be great to run it in on my Android.
Would it be possible to extract the nVidia App or Rom and run it on an Android (Nexus 5) phone than attach a bluetooth controller.
I know there's some alternative like Slashtop and etc. but its just remote stream and its pretty slow compare to the nVidia solution.
I didn't saw any thread about that.
Hello,
I have install dolphin alpha 0.13 in my android tablet (my tablet have 2 core and 1go of RAM), wii game run But I have a problem with game controller, I connect my ps3 game controller with usb on usb host of my tablet, I can config key but my controller don't work when I run a game.
Thanks (sorry for my bad english, I'm french)
sandy
not for now
Currently the dolphin emulator does not have the ability to map the wii controls only GameCube controls.
There is an application that allows you to connect your Wiimote to Android. I forget the exact name, but it is something along the lines of "Wii Control" or "Wii Controller". As long as you aren't above version 4.1.2 it should work, but I can't say for certain if it will work with the emulator.
Worth a shot, though.
I know you can use your phone as game controller on windows system.
Is there a way to sync it with another Android as a controller?
Example:
I have android thumb drive on TV running MK4 on ng64 emulator and would like to use phone as controller via bt or wifi.
i can think of an app called Droidmote which should suffice your requirement for controlling another Android device using another one. This will require root though.
Have you ever wanted to play pc games with stunning graphics on your android device?
Now you can!
Requirements
1. Computer with Nvidia Graphics card (Supported: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600/700/800/900 series desktop or mobile GPU (GT-series GPUs won't work))
2. Android device & pc should be connected to the same wireless network.
3. Nvidia Geforce Experience must also be installed!
Devices Supported
All devices running Android 4.1 & above
Procedure
Download "Moonlight Game Streaming" app from the Google Play Store.
Make sure that your PC & Android device are connected to the same wireless network (Ethernet recommended).
Open Geforce Experience in your Pc
Open the app on your Android device
Add i.p address of your pc.
Select Your Pc in the app & Pair.
Select the game that you want to stream from the app.
Wait for the game to start.
Most controllers will work just fine, but the following have been tested:
Xbox 360 wired/wireless
Xbox One wired (via Moonlight's built-in USB driver)
PS3 wired (with Sixaxis Enabler app) or wireless (with SixAxis Controller app)
PS4 wired via USB
MOGA controller (see below)
MOGA controller users:
If your controller has a switch with A and B, it must be switched to B to be used for streaming. If you have no switch, use the MOGA Universal Driver app.
Note for SixAxis users:
Use SixAxis in "Native Gamepad" mode for Moonlight. The default button mapping needs to be adjusted to match the standard controller layout for streaming.
This app is open-source under the GPL. The code can be found here: https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-android
Legal: All trademarks cited here are the property of their respective owners.
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Mrinal Roy said:
Does it gives better experience than playing in Bluestacks?
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It is different from bluestacks.
hey there!
i have a computer stick (intel atom Z3735F processor, 2gb ram, 32gb storage, wifi, bluetooth, and all the basic computer ports) so it runs windows 8.1 without any lag, and i actually dont want to use windows in it, and want an android operating system somewhat like the google tv os, or the amazon fire tv stick os,, basically just want to run a few apps like youtube, prime vid, hotstar , nf.. i preferably want the amazon fire tv stick os in it any way i can run firetv os into it or any alternative operating systems ?
cypherMain said:
hey there!
i have a computer stick (intel atom Z3735F processor, 2gb ram, 32gb storage, wifi, bluetooth, and all the basic computer ports) so it runs windows 8.1 without any lag, and i actually dont want to use windows in it, and want an android operating system somewhat like the google tv os, or the amazon fire tv stick os,, basically just want to run a few apps like youtube, prime vid, hotstar , nf.. i preferably want the amazon fire tv stick os in it any way i can run firetv os into it or any alternative operating systems ?
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Android-x86 7.1-rc1 Tested on Intel Atom Z3735F
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Install Android 7.0 Nougat in PC Hard-Drive | Dual-Boot with Windows OS
1. Download Android Nougat 7.0 ISO file[Developed by Android x86]. 2. Download Rufus win App to Create Bootable/Live USB. 3. Insert USB with Minimum 4GB and select Downloaded ISO file and finally start. 4. After Finishing, Create New/ Separate...
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If you do a Google search for:
"Intel atom z3735f android ROM"
Or
"Intel atom z3735f (Linux or Ubuntu whichever you choose)"
That should give you some results that you can read through to see what your options might be.
Note:
Any android you use must be specifically for Z3735F or a generic x86 ROM.