Hi.
Anyone knows an Andorid app that can put small 2nd video on top of the main video, like in time 0:57 in this video ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO3s1ilcF1Q
anyone can help ?
I could be wrong but I don't think there's an Android app that has the functionality you're looking for. You're probably better off importing the clips you want onto your computer and using a more advanced editor that supports multiple tracks.
OK.
Can you reccomend a software that can do that ?
Are you on Windows or Mac?
For Windows, the most basic is Windows Movie Maker, but I haven't worked with that in years and I doubt it has multiple track support. (You might want to give it a shot anyways since it's a free download.) You'll probably want to check out Adobe Premiere. It might seem a bit complicated at first but it's very powerful and you can do pretty much anything you want in it.
If you're on Mac, I think iMovie would do the job just fine. If not, Premiere can also run on a Mac and of course there's Final Cut.
Hope this helps!
I use camtasia for simple projects and Sony Vegas for more advanced editing.
Very true, camtasia is a really application for desktop and simple video editing. I use it for creating tutorials.
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Hi you all!
I don't know if I'm in the right section here, of if I'm allowed to do it, but I have a question: where|how can I find or submit an App development request?
In other words: I`m looking for someone (developer) that can build a specific App for me. I have a small budget for it, and I would love to hear from any one interested.
Below is the basic description of the work.
At first, I'll try to explain the context of what I'm looking for.
I'm director of a Pathfinder Club, also knows as Pfadfinder (German), Desbravadores (Portuguese) or Conquistadores (Spanish). We are an organization similar to Scouts, that work with children of different ages.
We meet every week to develop activities related to nature, physical skills, social works and so on.
What I need is an app for large-screen Android devices, where one can check and mark the member's presence on a specific day and the activities (pre-defined) that he has accomplished on that day. Each activity, such as the presence, must be recognized as Points, which need to be summed up for an entire year. At the end of the year, we can know who has the higher presence rate, and who has performed the most number of activities during the year.
An Excel spreadsheet has done the trick for me for some years, but I am willing to improve this system by means of a mobile device, where I can check and assign points on the go.
I guess, it would require a database with the names of each member (I must be able to add members during the year), and a interface containing the names of each members on the left (like in a spreadsheet), and different columns to the right, each one referring to a different criteria (presence, required materials along, if he has made the required activity during the previous weeks, etc). When I click on a specific criteria, a small windows should pop-up, revealing the points that I will assign to the member.
For example, on the presence case, if the members is present, he gets 10 points. If he is present, but arrived late, he get 5 points. If he is not present, he gets 0 points.
The most important: these points need to be exportable to excel, so I can work with them at the end of the year. I supposed it should be simpler than creating a fancy graphic interface on the app for that.
I'm actually from Brazil, but there would be no problem if the the app is developed in English.
This can be easily done with basic php and html. Is there a reason you are set on Android?
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Hi, m.ark!
Until now I have worked with Excel spreadsheets, and it works just fine.
I'm willing to have an Android app because then I can assign these points easily on the go, with a nice friendly interface that doesn't require typing the points.
If your question was about Android versus other mobile OS, then the answer is based on the price and availability of Android tablets. And because I already own one.
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So I am trying to develop an app for my conventions. I have never coded before in my life outside of a basic java class 7 years ago and have a bit of help but not anything android useful.
My buddy is an IT guy and is doing our sql server and VB layout for Windows based systems.
I want to be able to query the SQL server from my android devices an Asus Transformer TF101 and Galaxy S2 Sprint. I also want it to be able to modify entries in the database. It will be used to manage volunteer schedules. I want have updates to the database pushed to my phone.
The things I need to be able to query is Name, phone number, shift time for the current day, punch times for that day, and total logged time for the week.
I have read a few guides on here all with high ratings and have been lost with it all. Having no experience in coding I am trying to find a way to learn this but really prefer to have someone sit down and give me the basics. Best way for me to learn is watching and participating.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Vladimir Kulyukin is an associate professor at Utah State University and he teaches Android programming among other things. Search Google for the terms "Vladimir Kulyukin" + "android programming" and you will get his blog with links to all his videos. I cannot post the links here as I am a newbie and not allowed to post links.
If your IT guy is making your SQL server directly accessible from the internet, fire him.
What you need is for him to prepare an API, a REST one perhaps. For REST APIs, you just use the HTTP client library that comes with Android.
Does being simple mean it may loose some abilities?why do some people still use Eclipse if both programs can do the same thing?
is eclipse more advanced?
Thanks in advance :cyclops:
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Does being simple mean it may loose some abilities?why do some people still use Eclipse if both programs can do the same thing?
is eclipse more advanced?
Thanks in advance :cyclops:
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App inventor is good for easy programming of simple apps but cannot do much of what can be done in java (using eclipse which is a development environment, or ide, for it) or by using alternate languages like Basic4android.
You won't, for example, be able to create a game like dead space or nova 3 in appinventor, nor an app such as songify or flipboard its not advanced enough. But it is good and was my first avenue of android programming.
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As said above, it is a lot more basic and simplistic that other methods of creating apps. It's a lot easier to learn and within a few hours most people who are somewhat adept with computers should be able to make an app or two. But you won't be able to create an app of the same calibre as the "big name" apps, you won't be able to create games with decent graphics or whatever.
If you're just learning, it's a great tool to start with. Then maybe move on to basic4android, it seems to be quite powerful while still remaining simple (I haven't used it personally, but it looks good). If you want to create really great apps, you're probably going to eventually need to move to apps made with the NDK, written in C++ (I think you still need to use a little Java as well).
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Hello all,
I want to reverse engineer n7player, change its UI add features, ect. and republish it to the play store. I was wondering how much I would have to change it to republish it. Also if you're interested in developing with me send me a PM (I will pay),
Thanks ahead of time.
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Assuming you mean the free version, you can repost it here after changing anything I think. There is no set amount you have to change before doing so, but most people won't want a very slightly changed version. There is also no amount of changes you can make that will make it OK for you to release it as your own app, you will ALWAYS have to make it very clear that it is "a modification of n7player".
If you mean the paid version, you cannot directly redistribute your modified version. You can possibly distribute the changed files from within the APK, but you cannot distribute the full APK.
Also, I don't think modified apps are allowed on the Play Store, you can only really post them places like here on XDA.
Ok. Then can you point me in the right direction for creating a player I know Java, just not the android development process
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Check the Android Developers website for tutorials and information about Android Development. It'll have all the information you need.
I believe the SDK Samples also includes a simple sample of MediaPlayers.
Get started on learning Android Development. You won't really get anywhere with Android if you only know Java.
Also, you should do this to create your own special and unique media player and not try to reverse engineer another developer's app to release it as your own. Give yourself some confidence and come up with a better idea.
I know there's guides to cloning apk files but is it possible to:
1. Clone a server sided game
2. Edit the clone to play offline only
3. Alter the stuff inside the cloned game
Kinda like a sandbox mode that doesn't affect hacking the actual game itself.
I just want to play offline with all characters and equipment and save all the files for my personal use in case, like most games eventually, are discontinued and no longer playable.
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I know there's guides to cloning apk files but is it possible to:
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equipment and save all the files for my personal use in case, like most games eventually, are discontinued and no longer playable.
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Hi,
First let me answer your question: it isn't possible, because the "integrity check" is done server-side (to avoid licence emulations and stuff like that).
And what you're asking for is forbidden here, you're asking for what's called a warez (a hacked version of a software).
See XDA's rules : https://forum.xda-developers.com/announcement.php?a=81
And I know how frustrating it is when a game is gone just because the company shuts down their servers, it's really infuriating, but still, we aren't allowed to provide help with hacking and warez.
Have a good day
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Hi,
First let me answer your question: it isn't possible, because the "integrity check" is done server-side (to avoid licence emulations and stuff like that).
And what you're asking for is forbidden here, you're asking for what's called a warez (a hacked version of a software).
See XDA's rules : https://forum.xda-developers.com/announcement.php?a=81
And I know how frustrating it is when a game is gone just because the company shuts down their servers, it's really infuriating, but still, we aren't allowed to provide help with hacking and warez.
Have a good day
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Is there at least a way to decompile and save the "spirtes" and animations (or anything in the game) for a personal archive before game is gone forever?