I made a hello world web app that overlays on top of input video, but after the app is open for a while the screen goes dim.
I figured it was because the content was is the same place the whole time. So now I am moving the content around the screen. That has had no affect.
The app is loaded off my USB memory stick, if that makes any difference.
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I've got a BrowseFragment displaying some api-loaded content using the Leanback Support Library. I'm also showing a custom logo in the top right hand corner using the setBadgeDrawable method on the BrowseFragment. This logo is included in the apk in the res folder. It appears as expected on an Android TV emulator, however when I install the binary onto an Amazon Fire TV stick, the logo disappears. All other functionality of the application is identical on Amazon Fire TV.
The image is a PNG and here is how I'm setting it:
setBadgeDrawable(getActivity().getResources().getDrawable(R.drawable.logo));
Any reason why this would be happening? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
Apparently Amazon Fire TV has a size limit on the image. Once I shrunk the image, worked just fine. Weird.
I have an application, that is made for Full HD with Qt Creator. When now this application is opened on a screen with less resolution, the application is no more fully accessable and I'm not sure, what the best method would be to make still everything accessable.
So my first idea was to embed a scroll bar in the main window, but I don't like that and I would do this only, if no better method exists.
I would prefer to resize the whole application (all the fonts and buttons etc.) dynamically, but I found no way yet to do this. Is this even possible in Qt? If not, can I somehow move inside the application (for example drag the screen with the mouse) around, but without a scroll bar?
Is it possible to hide splash screen in MAF app and directly display some form/page to gather information from user at place of splash screen, and while user is being entering his values then initial loading process (which loads behind splash screen) can be continue at back-end?
The splash screen is of value to you as users know you app is loading. Its purpose is to load quickly as the rest of the app sets up.
Why would you want to move logic into this visual process? I want to caution you that I think it's a poor choice to reject industry standards. Work with the framework.
I have game site with myarcadeplugin and the Gameleon Theme in wordpress, but unfortunately, when I upload a too large (width) game (swf of unity), it doesn't display properly.. and very often, it brokes the end of the page below the game or doesn't display at all.
I already have modify the css for having a larger screen for larges games, but the size (the maximum width) stay apparently the same..
On my site you must be connected to play a game, so I created a login/password:
Login : stackoverflow
password : stackoverflow
Here is a link to a game that does not have a problem and one with a problem (does not display the rest of the page).
I've been asked to build a pretty simple application using Air, which runs on one PC but uses two monitors (laptop screen and second monitor / projector).
The idea is that there will be two distinct elements - a Controller window (laptop) and a Display window (second screen). For example, a dude will press a button on the laptop window, and it'll change the Display window - or information typed in the laptop will show on the second display. It sounds odd, but its for a game that someone wants to set up...........
I've been messing about a bit, and I've managed to default stuff to a second screen, but I'm not sure how to get it to show different content on each and how to define where the content lives.
is this possible, or is life just too short?