Newbie amateur dev question. I want to use Android Studio to develop a watch face app (not just a Watch Face Studio customization) for a GW4 that I'm about to buy (I've previously used Tizen Studio for similar Active2 projects). I selected New Project, Wear OS, Watch Face, Kotlin. That creates what looks like ready-to-go code for a simple watchface. I started an Android 11.0 Wear OS 3 emulator and built the project (debug variant), following the instructions to first set the Launch option to Nothing.
I then clicked Run. The app installed on the emulator (it's listed under Settings, App Info), but it does not appear in the list of available watch faces, so I can't run it.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong (or where I should ask if this is the wrong place)? This is literally my first attempt at anything with WearOS.
Android Studio Bumblebee 2021.1.1 Patch 1
emulator: Android 11.0 Wear OS 3 - Preview
More generally, is there a tutorial somewhere for using Android Studio to develop apps for the GW4? The Samsung Developers site just points to the Android Developers site, where I don't see anything specific to either the GW4 or to Samsung. Is there a specific emulator to use for the GW4? How do apps need to be signed to run on the GW4? Etc.
You have own GW4 for tests?
I ask because without own device harder...
Samsung offer remote... RTL Service with "real" GW4 device(s)...
Galaxy Watch - Remote Test Lab - Samsung Developers
RTL(Remote Test Lab) allows users to install and test applications over the web.
developer.samsung.com
More stupid Questions...
Windows User?
This is all I found on Youtube.. but he seems Linux ..
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adfree said:
You have own GW4 for tests?
I ask because without own device harder...
Samsung offer remote... RTL Service with "real" GW4 device(s)...
Galaxy Watch - Remote Test Lab - Samsung Developers
RTL(Remote Test Lab) allows users to install and test applications over the web.
developer.samsung.com
More stupid Questions...
Windows User?
This is all I found on Youtube.. but he seems Linux ..
Best Regards
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Thanks, adfree! No, I don't have a GW4 yet. I was hoping to explore how easy it is to port my personal apps from Tizen to WearOS before I decide to buy one. Usually I find it easiest to debug everything on an emulator before trying on the physical device, but the RTL Service sounds like a good alternative, so I'll take a look at that.
Yes, I'm on WIndows, but that video still looks like a helpful resource.
I've actually gotten hello-world apps to run on the WearOS emulator. It's just the watch-face app that I'm having trouble with, since for some reason it does not appear on the emulator's list of watch faces to launch.
You saw this?
Firmware and Combination Firmware and FOTA Delta and CSC change and...
Looks like it could be harder since Tizen... A Stock Firmware for netOdin/Odin not available yet... B Combination Firmware not available yet C FOTA Delta File for study I have...
forum.xda-developers.com
Firmware and Combination Firmware and FOTA Delta and CSC change and...
Looks like it could be harder since Tizen... A Stock Firmware for netOdin/Odin not available yet... B Combination Firmware not available yet C FOTA Delta File for study I have...
forum.xda-developers.com
If I remember correct Video is how it looks on AVD...
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adfree said:
If I remember correct Video is how it looks on AVD...
Best Regards
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Thanks, I'll look through that as well.
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Hello,
like maybe others here I own an Android TV box (Flexiview FV-1)
More info here: Flexiview.tv
I think for the price is a really good homme movie solution.
The idea is to adapt a DIY Ambilight system on it . I dont know if there any possibilities but here are some way :
- Boblight (developed for Linux) : if I'm not mistaken Android is a derivative of Linux, then maybe there is a possibility to adapt Boblight for Android or directly creat an application to work with it .
- Arduino ambilight system : Many ambilight solution exist based on arduino, this is a simple and cheap way to create the system . This system can work with Boblight .
Here are some exemple :
Adalight
Amblone
Atmolight
Some video demonstration of Boblight + Arduino :
Here are the base of the project.
If any here thing is a good project or want to join us, dont hesitate !
[Edit] Sorry, I'm new here, I can't post URL ...
I do not provide anything valuable to offer this project except some subtle encouragement. I'm currently working on on my own Ambilight system using www.livelightproject.com and Boblight.
What I would like to see from this project, which is related to your post, is an Android application that can change the colors of the LED's to static colors or to changing colors depending on the image on screen.
Just a thought.
Hello,
are there any updates for using "Boblight" or any other program to get the Atmolight running with an Android Hardware?
Thanks
+1 from me, would be awesome to have cheap HTPC setup running on androidw with XBMC and a DIY ambilight
Mirlight2
Hello!
Here's simple Polish project for TV Ambilight:
mirley.firlej.org/mirlight2
mirley.firlej.org/files/MAMB2_foto08.jpg
There are also included sources of Python application.
Device is connected by USB (USB->Rs232).
Someone need to create Android Application based on this included in Python.
Hi everybody, look here, maybe this will help: ambilight+tender-complex+ru/en/ ,replace pluses with dots.
Hey I've recently rooted my first phone (didn't go as smooth as i'd like it to but the phone works) Anyway, I was thinking that i might learn to develop android apps. The thing is I have a few question which i wasn't able to find answers for or they didn't help me completely.
I downloaded ADT bundle from official android developers website (basically eclipse with the plugins preinstalled, am i right).
The first problem i encountered was that the emulator was so unbelievably slow,i know it's not only my issue and that emulator is slow in general, but I wasn't expecting this. My first app the incredible Hello World app which should take user input and (probably) print it out crashed when i tried to submit the text, though that probably wasn't the fault of emulator but rather problem with my settings (seriously i had to import a lot of stuff just do a simple hello world app) So, let's get to the first question itself. Is there a way to somehow run my app on my phone/tablet (nexus 7 II) in real time? Or besides emulator and copying the app on the device there's no other option?
My second question isn't that much android orientated, but here it goes: This year we are going to learn java at school and i was thinking if i could use ADT bundle from android developers as a regular eclipse if I choose java project instead of android project. Or is it better to use separate eclipse? if so, how do i set those IDEs so that they won't interfere with one and another. It it just a matter of setting different workspaces?
The third question is: Resources. What are some good resources for developing android Apps for beginners. I do have some programming knowledge but it's lather low, i do understand basic concepts, I did use java for really basic stuff but nothing serious. What books/video tutorials or any other resources would you recommend?
Samsung's Z1 expected to drop tomorrow, will run Tizen as the default OS, but will be capable of running android apps from day one. Hopefully this will also come to the Tizen operated Gear series watches.
http://www.androidauthority.com/tizen-android-apps-acl-580069/
I hope so too. At least maybe we can sideload acl if we can get a dump of the acl app?
I made a similar thread in the galaxy gear forums http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...oid-apps-tizen-z1-acl-how-gear-tizen-t3002154
Haven't had any responses yet though.
We need someone with a Z1 to try and rip ACL (assuming it's free. I don't promote warez distribution). Alternately if ACL is built into the firmware we might be able to extract it from a firmware dump (but the articles I've read seem to indicate that it is not built in but needs to be installed from the tizen store and we can't access the tizen store without a Z1.)
Hi to all
Is there a way to take the work done with the Gear Watch Designer and pass it under the TIzen SDK control?
That is: I would like to be able to make all the graphical work with the GWD and then add code with the SDK...
Do you think that is it possibile?
Thanks
GS
ITALY
It is possible to parse the XML from GWD into JavaScript(or more likely JSON). I don't have any experience with the latter two languages, so I don't really know where to go from there. This would likely be the biggest hurdle considering the .gwd(and .tpk) files are packaged more or less identically to the SDK, so you should be able to drag/drop right into a project or open the file directly. It would be nice to see Samsung implement a feature in GWD to export to a SDK project. This would seriously cut down on development time for watch faces(and potentially other apps) since you can see how the face looks as you're working on it instead of loading it to an emulator/watch every time you want to see your changes.
Hi there,
So I was in need to get a virtualized environment of Android for the PC , with a VM that works great with all the Apps but doesn't have all the classic Telemetry , so basically I was referred to this link https://www.linuxvmimages.com/images/android-x86 , in which I installed Fdroid and `Aurora Store` so In that lastone I started downloading all the crappy comercial apps that I needed to use , but as I see some of them are not displaying good in my screen , I am pretty sure the way I am doing this is not the best.
I know there are ways to achieve this but it is quite complex the way to do it , my guide is this chaps "Wolfgangs Channel" (I bet his name is probably Wolfgang, but who knows he is privacy focused hugh? )
Yeah so basically the steps are quite tedious and if someone knows of anyone with an image already prepared to bang , that would be great. Thank you