[Tool] Android Screencast 0.4 (open-source)
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Hey - I installed DroidExplorer and love the ScreenCast! I did have to upgrade to jre1.6 (for the poster above who had trouble) but it is great! since moving to the G1 and Android from my Wing, I missed this capability - Thank you much. Looking forward to watching this app grow.
Working fine in Windows 7 64bit, Android 1.6.
Display is a bit slow but as someone else has pointed out... if you watch the screen on the phone it's just as if your using your finger touching the phone itself so the lag is only on the PC.
Display is a bit slow but as someone else has pointed out... if you watch the screen on the phone it's just as if your using your finger touching the phone itself so the lag is only on the PC.
Dude...
You...are....the....MAN!
I've been asking for this app for a year now. Having moved from WiMo to Android and losing the MyMobiler app, I've missed it immensely.
Now, I can easily reply to texts from my desktop while I'm at work instead of fumbling with the phone.
You rock!
You...are....the....MAN!
I've been asking for this app for a year now. Having moved from WiMo to Android and losing the MyMobiler app, I've missed it immensely.
Now, I can easily reply to texts from my desktop while I'm at work instead of fumbling with the phone.
You rock!
agreed, this works great, now i can actually use my cell in class without profs calling me out lol
hard buttons would be a great advantage. or better yet, a wireless solution. it may lag, but it could be possible.
Think there could be a way to use this without using a wire? Wirelessly control your phone from your computer.
But either way AMAZING application!
Any development progress coming along? hard buttons?
Anyone know how to use the question mark/period and all that good stuff?
But either way AMAZING application!
Any development progress coming along? hard buttons?
Anyone know how to use the question mark/period and all that good stuff?
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it go into sleep mode if you not using it so you will have to wake ur phone back up by hitting the menu button
Hard button mapping - http://code.google.com/p/androidscreencast/wiki/KeyMapping
As soon as you finish polishing the details (keymapping lol) you better have a nice big donate button for us!
THANK YOU!!!
As soon as you finish polishing the details (keymapping lol) you better have a nice big donate button for us!
THANK YOU!!!
yes, i was on vacations, so i haven't work on it a lot. I've already nearly finished a video recording functionnality and started to work on a basic file explorer window.
I don't understanding why this application isn't receiving more attention. This has the potential to simulate that video-out a lot of people want from this phone. I tried watching a video on my phone with this program, granted it was slow and goes at like 2 frames per second, but this thing has huge potential. And by the way, you ought to get a neat little donate button.
That's brilliant!
Give me a shout if you want beta testers or anything like that, I'd be more than happy to oblige.
As SolemnWishing said, this app has a lot of potential, I already use it very often, and as I don't have the skills necessary to help with it's coding development, I'd love to be able to help out in any other respect I can
this app is ****ing amazing! I'm on ubuntu linux and I charge my phone with my computer through usb. have this app set to autostart when I plug in the phone. I just send text messages from my computer now with this application =) I never actually have to hold my phone at home anymore...for the ultra-lazy geek
where can I find that background you have in this picture johnny?
it does work on mac/pc/linux great job!
screenshot.
my hero rom <3
where can I find that background you have in this picture johnny?
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15Hello xda community !
I would like to share with you a new open-source project i just started. It's goal is to provide the ability to control your android device witch is connected through USB using mouse and keyboard in the same way it can be done on an emulator.
It's quite usable already but quite slow...
To try it, just go there and launch the JNLP file
Requirement :
- Java Runtime >= 5
- android sdk installed
- your device is connected, in debug mode and detected by adb (type "adb devices" to check)
New in 0.4
- Fix spacebar problem
- Possible fix for droid display problem (keyboard still not working)
- More keycodes mapped and shift key fixed
New In 0.3
- Improved explorer
- Launch URL from your computer
- Key events fix
- Hardware keys as buttons
New In 0.2
- Basic file explorer (double clic on a file)
- Video capture
- First attempt to fix permission denied (non root device)
- Device selection
Feel free to report issues using the issue tracker @googlecode :
http://code.google.com/p/androidscreencast/1Please give me link from where i can download the source code for the android screen cast.1if anyone's interested... instead of manually going into cmd and typing the commands over and over to start the adb devices..and then manually launching adriod screencast, here's the simple lazy man method.
copy and paste the following into notepad and replace the file locations with your file locations..then save as whatevername.bat
echo off
echo Starting the adb devices...
echo 1) Mapping to folder
echo cd c:\android-sdk_r06-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools
echo 2) Looking for active devices adb devices..
cd c:\android-sdk_r06-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools
echo Results: Here are the list of devices..
adb devices
echo 3) Starting remote android program...
C:\android-sdk_r06-windows\android-sdk-windows\androidscreencast.jnlp
pause
BTW, only sdk_r06 has the adb device command.
you can download it here: gpssys.googlecode.com/files/android-sdk_r06-windows.zip
the current ones are r10 which doesn't allow the adb device command, which most of you guys would have found out..
the above: c:\android-sdk_r06-windows\android-sdk-windows\tools
is the location of r06 after unzipping, i didn't name it well.
and i placed android screencast inside the same folder for easy access.
people with problems clicking the screen or using the keyboard on your android screen can head over to Andriod Screencast Google discussion group! they have the solution there!
groups.google.com/group/androidscreencast/browse_thread/thread/49654cbc841db9bd1I wish i could help you with the slade and windows but im currently on a mac. i had to sell me windows 7 setup. But i know if all else fails definitely do everything from scratch completely remove sdk and reinstall then reinstall phone drivers, and java runtime. Thats what i usually do. Maybe something smallwent wrong somewhere during your previous install. But only if the changing of the cords doesnt fix the issue of course. Wish you the best!1
Try the honeycomb version!
I try to post the link but xda say "new users are not permitted to post outside links in their messages. After approximately eight posts, you will be able to post outside links"
