Export for android

Hello!
I would like to know why if I export an app for iphone, the device doens't need to install air to run it and in Android, I need to install adobe air before use the app.
Iphone come with air? What is the different???
In the case of Android I tryed it in a tablet and not in a mobile.
Thanks!!!

your iphone app is packaged with the air runtime. check its file size.
when you publish for android (with some cs versions), you have a choice of whether to embed the runtime (user won't need to install air but the file size will be large just like your iphone app) or not (small file size but user will need to have the air runtime installed or will be prompted to download and install it).

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Audio export for android

I have a music and voice track. No matter what i do I can not get the voice track to play. Ive tried every format possible. Mono. Premixed the track to MP3 and Wave and reimported and exported. The phone ONLY plays back the music track. Stange and odd

Let's be clear:
1) There is "acceptable" latency of the order of half a sec or so ( often less ), which according to the post by Holgate, #7 above, is an issue with -- some versions of ( ? ) -- Android ( not Air specifically ).
2) Then, there is unacceptable delay, which appears to be specific to Air on some Android devices ( particularly Nook Color and Kindle Fire ), where a sound will sometimes play in near sync ( with "normal" Android latency ), and sometimes with a delay of SEVERAL SECONDS ( like 5 or 10, in one of my apps! ), which apparently has something to do with garbage collection ( Holgate post #14, above ).
I can confirm that the unacceptable delay has NOT been fixed as of Air 3.6, testing on Nook Color and Kindle Fire, though it is fine ( no delay ) on the Nexus One.
As pointed out in another forum, playing all your sounds in a silent loop, will prevent sounds from being garbage collected, and will eliminate the delay issue whenever you play a sound, like so:
private function initSounds():void
     var silentSndXF:SoundTransform = new SoundTransform( 0 );
     _sound01.play( 0, int.MAX_VALUE, silentSndXF );
     _sound02.play( 0, int.MAX_VALUE, silentSndXF );
     _sound03.play( 0, int.MAX_VALUE, silentSndXF );
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private function onButtonClick( evt:MouseEvent ):void
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This hack eliminated the severe delay I was getting on Nook Color and Kindle Fire ( several seconds for some sounds, in some situations ), leaving me with the "regular", acceptable Android latency.

Adobe AIR for Android - GPU Mode - Bitmap Auto-Smoothing Issue

Hi everyone
I'm having a bit of an issue with the AS3 bitmap object. I'm currently developing an 8-bit style pixel game for AIR for Android.
This game is being developed at a very low resolution and is being scaled up to maintain the charm of an old retro game.
One of the methods I'm using is drawing pixels directly to bitmap objects and scaling the object up to create the old look.
When testing on a mobile device, this works beautifully when you set the rendering method to Direct but when you change
the render method to GPU the visuals go all blurry and anti-aliased (it's as if the bitmap is being smoothed out). The mini map
for example is rendered using the setPixel method and then scaled up 9 times. Looks great on my PC but once I export it to my phone
it looks absolutely awful! This is no good as I want to keep the clean, solid pixel look to maintain the the old 8-bit feel and obviously
I'd like to stick to GPU mode due to it's speed.
Like I said, this only happens once you test on a mobile device in GPU mode - it doesn't do it on my main desktop machine or
in Direct mode. I already have the stage quality set to low and I've tried setting the bitmap's smoothing property to false but
it does nothing.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I can get around this?

How about first blit your image to a small bitmapData, then draw it on a large bitmapData (9X larger)?
Like,
var small_bmd:BitmapData = new BitmapData(SMALL_WIDTH, SMALL_HEIGHT, false);
var large_bmd:BitmapData = new BitmapData(SMALL_WIDTH * 9, SMALL_HEIGHT * 9, false);
var bm:Bitmap = new Bitmap(large_bmd, PixelSnapping.NEVER, false);
var blitRect:Rectangle = new Rectangle(0, 0, 9, 9);
var i:uint, j:uint, blitColor:uint;
small_bmd.draw(SOURCE_IMAGE);
large_bmd.lock();
for(j = 0; j < SMALL_HEIGHT; j++){
     for(i = 0; i < SMALL_WIDTH; i++){
          blitColor = small_bmd.getPixel(i, j);
          blitRect.x = i * 9;
          blitRect.y = j * 9;
          large_bmd.fillRect(blitRect, blitColor);
large_bmd.unlock();
Not sure if the code works or not, but hopefully this helps.

Numerous problems with the Adobe AIR runtime for Android

I created a app on the platform Adobe AIR for Android, which requires for AIR. The app is very popular in the Android Market, but many users complain of problems with the installation of Adobe Air runtime.
For example these phones users: LGE LG-P698, LG Pecan, HTC Wildfire. But judging by the fact that users have access to the installation of Air, their phones are compatible with it.
Tell me how do I solve the problem?
In addition, I have a few questions:
1. Decides whether the problem of export application with embedded AIR runtime?
2. I build my apps with the help of ADT. How in this case to make embeding AIR runtime?
3. Is it possible to prompt the user to download and install older versions of AIR? Where to find its?
I hope to help, because the problem is global.

Hi Astraport,
I think you should embed the air runtime in your application,
Some time ago I've written a step by step guide, have a look at this post:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3961579#3961579
I hope it helps

How to divide and load parts of Large Adobe AIR app for Android

Hi!
I want to create an app for Android but it will quite large. It will be larger than the 50MB offered by Google Play Store. This means that I need to find a way and break the app and load parts of it when I need them. Imagine it like minigames inside a bigger app.
It is not clear to me how to achieve this since every time on AIR, I can export and APK file for a mini-game let's say. Can I later download APKs and integrate them into my main app? How would this be possible? Another question that I have is: In order for a SWF to play on my app, it needs to be built by AIR for Android?
The best case would be to download content from In-App purchases and integrate in my app.
But these things are not so clear.
Thanks in advance for your help and support.

I don't know how your application is structured, but if you can split sections off into separate SWFs(plain AS3 document) then you could host those section SWFs online and require the user to download them on first run.
You could use the FileReference object to download the SWFs, save them to the File.applicationStorageDirectory, and then display/load them up with the Loader object when needed from the app storage directory. You would possibly need to check to see if the files are present at every boot of the app though as a user could "Clear Data" or "Clear Cache" of the app in the Settings of their device and one or both of those could/would delete the downloaded files.
FileReference - Adobe ActionScript® 3 (AS3 ) API Reference

Firefox for Android v34 and v35 are crashing immediately on second opening in Samsung KNOX 2.0 and above.

Within a proof of concept situation we figured out that only freshly installed Firefox versions (v34 and v35) are running fine in a Samsung KNOX container. We are running Android 4.4.2 with KNOX 2.1 on a Samsung S5 device. We are using MobileIron 7.5 for provisioning the devices and configuring the container.
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1. Open KNOX container
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4. Close Firefox completely (by multitasking screen)
5. Open Firefox again
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Outside the KNOX container Firefox works well.
It seems that all KNOX 2.0 and above versions show the same behavior with Firefox which means that Firefox can't be used in a KNOX 2.x container.
We already opened a case at Samsung as well.

...this is the rest of the log
E/dalvikvm(17631): >>>>> org.mozilla.firefox [ userId:100 | appId:10240 ]
E/SELinux (17631): [DEBUG] selinux_android_knoxproc_setcontext: calling setcon(u:r:container_app:s0:c2) for org.mozilla.firefox
D/dalvikvm(17631): Trying to load lib /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425b42a8
D/dalvikvm(17631): Added shared lib /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425b42a8
D/dalvikvm(17631): No JNI_OnLoad found in /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425b42a8, skipping init
I/GeckoLogger(17631): firefox :: GeckoProfileInfo :: Restoring ProfileInformationCache from file.
I/GeckoLogger(17631): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Initializing measurement org.mozilla.appSessions to 4 (current 4)
I/GeckoLogger(17631): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Measurement org.mozilla.appSessions already at v4
I/GeckoLogger(17631): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Initializing measurement org.mozilla.searches.counts to 5 (current 5)
I/GeckoLogger(17631): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Measurement org.mozilla.searches.counts already at v5
D/dalvikvm(17631): Trying to load lib /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425b42a8
D/dalvikvm(17631): Shared lib '/data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so' already loaded in same CL 0x425b42a8
W/GeckoLinker(17631): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libnss3.so: unhandled flags #8 not handled
I/GeckoHealth(17631): firefox :: HealthReportBroadcastService :: Registering HealthReportUploadService.
I/GeckoHealth(17631): firefox :: BackgroundService :: Setting inexact repeating alarm for interval 3600000
W/GeckoLinker(17631): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: unhandled flags #8 not handled
W/GeckoLinker(17631): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libmozalloc.so: unhandled flags #8 not handled
W/GeckoLinker(17631): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: Relocation to NULL @0x017d30fc
W/GeckoLinker(17631): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: Relocation to NULL @0x017d41c4 for symbol "__cxa_begin_cleanup"
W/GeckoLinker(17631): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: Relocation to NULL @0x017d41c8 for symbol "__cxa_type_match"
E/GeckoConsole(17631): Could not read chrome manifest 'file:///data/user/100/org.mozilla.firefox/chrome.manifest'.
I/ActivityManager( 1895): Process org.mozilla.firefox (pid 17631) (adj 1) has died.
I/WindowState( 1895): WIN DEATH: Window{4326a358 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.firefox.App}
W/WindowManager( 1895): mAttachedWindow=Window{4326a358 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.firefox.App EXITING} mLayoutAttached=true
W/WindowManager( 1895): mRootToken=AppWindowToken{438217a0 token=Token{435027b8 ActivityRecord{43a50c18 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/.App t43}}}
W/WindowManager( 1895): mAppToken=AppWindowToken{438217a0 token=Token{435027b8 ActivityRecord{43a50c18 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/.App t43}}}
W/WindowManager( 1895): This window was lost: Window{4326a358 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.firefox.App EXITING}
W/WindowManager( 1895): mOwnerUid=10010240 mShowToOwnerOnly=true package=org.mozilla.firefox appop=NONE
W/WindowManager( 1895): mToken=AppWindowToken{438217a0 token=Token{435027b8 ActivityRecord{43a50c18 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/.App t43}}}
W/WindowManager( 1895): mRootToken=AppWindowToken{438217a0 token=Token{435027b8 ActivityRecord{43a50c18 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/.App t43}}}
W/WindowManager( 1895): mAppToken=AppWindowToken{438217a0 token=Token{435027b8 ActivityRecord{43a50c18 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/.App t43}}}
W/WindowManager( 1895): WindowStateAnimator{4353c578 org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.firefox.App}:
W/WindowManager( 1895): mSurface=Surface(name=org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.firefox.App)
V/WindowManager( 1895): #5: Token{44006cb0 ActivityRecord{4408ca88 u0 org.mozilla.firefox/.App t3}}
V/WindowManager( 1895): #5: Window{43f31b18 u0 org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.firefox.App}
E/dalvikvm(17717): >>>>> org.mozilla.firefox [ userId:100 | appId:10240 ]
E/SELinux (17717): [DEBUG] selinux_android_knoxproc_setcontext: calling setcon(u:r:container_app:s0:c2) for org.mozilla.firefox
D/dalvikvm(17717): Trying to load lib /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425a7fb8
D/dalvikvm(17717): Added shared lib /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425a7fb8
D/dalvikvm(17717): No JNI_OnLoad found in /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425a7fb8, skipping init
V/ApplicationPolicy( 1895): isApplicationStateBlocked userId 100 pkgname org.mozilla.firefox
I/GeckoLogger(17717): firefox :: GeckoProfileInfo :: Restoring ProfileInformationCache from file.
I/GeckoLogger(17717): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Initializing measurement org.mozilla.appSessions to 4 (current 4)
I/GeckoLogger(17717): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Measurement org.mozilla.appSessions already at v4
I/GeckoLogger(17717): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Initializing measurement org.mozilla.searches.counts to 5 (current 5)
I/GeckoLogger(17717): firefox :: HealthReportStorage :: Measurement org.mozilla.searches.counts already at v5
D/dalvikvm(17717): Trying to load lib /data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so 0x425a7fb8
D/dalvikvm(17717): Shared lib '/data/app-lib/org.mozilla.firefox-2/libmozglue.so' already loaded in same CL 0x425a7fb8
W/GeckoLinker(17717): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libnss3.so: unhandled flags #8 not handled
I/GeckoHealth(17717): firefox :: HealthReportBroadcastService :: Registering HealthReportUploadService.
I/GeckoHealth(17717): firefox :: BackgroundService :: Setting inexact repeating alarm for interval 3600000
W/GeckoLinker(17717): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: unhandled flags #8 not handled
W/GeckoLinker(17717): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libmozalloc.so: unhandled flags #8 not handled
W/GeckoLinker(17717): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: Relocation to NULL @0x017d30fc
W/GeckoLinker(17717): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: Relocation to NULL @0x017d41c4 for symbol "__cxa_begin_cleanup"
W/GeckoLinker(17717): /data/app/org.mozilla.firefox-2.apk!/assets/libxul.so: Relocation to NULL @0x017d41c8 for symbol "__cxa_type_match"
E/GeckoConsole(17717): Could not read chrome manifest 'file:///data/user/100/org.mozilla.firefox/chrome.manifest'.
I/ActivityManager( 1895): Process org.mozilla.firefox (pid 17717) (adj 1) has died.
I/WindowState( 1895): WIN DEATH: Window{432b3450 u100 org.mozilla.firefox/org.mozilla.firefox.App}

Air for Android Extremely Slow...

Hey everybody,
Hopefully some of you have been trying the prerelease of Air for Android like myself. Its all great and easy peasy to export the apps to my phone but it seems to be ridiculously slow even for seemingly simple scripts.
This is what i'm trying to run at the moment and the app times out before it gets running (All the apps do get running eventually but only after the time out timer could have run over multiple times).
import flash.display.Shape;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.sensors.Accelerometer;
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var vy:Number = 0;
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From what I can see theres nothing actually wrong with the code from what I can see but it just takes so frickin' long to load. If I make an app with some equally simple animations it loads almost instantly. I am aware that this is only a prerelease version of the software and the documentation does say that hardware acceleration has not been added yet but whenever I watch the videos up on youtube of the Adobe team making amazing apps with obviously buckets of script running smoothly on their phone I get annoyed
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http://blogs.adobe.com/cantrell/archives/2010/10/gpu-rendering-in-adobe-air-for-android.ht ml
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Fieldrunners
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http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lo/lo … r/PKGBUILD
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the first source item should be the name of the tarball or self extracting thing, and after the :: is https://www.humblebundle.com/login
so the name of the file will be %o and the url with be %u
make sure the %o includes the architecture if both 64 and 32 are available,
the case statement makes it easy to assign a _arch and you can include the
in the %o if you need to
source=("Bastion-HIB-${_pkgver}.sh::https://www.humblebundle.com/login"
"Bastion-HIB-${_pkgver}.sh::http://www.humblebundle.com/downloads?key=${_humblebundleVkey}"
"$pkgname.desktop"
"mesa$pkgname"
"$pkgname.install")
case $CARCH in
i686) _arch=x86 ;;
x86_64) _arch=x86_64;;
esac
_char=\'
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#then we grap a cookie from the file
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#and then we find the dataweb link and put it in /tmp/url
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#_humbleemail
DLAGENTS=('https::/bin/echo %o > /tmp/arch && sed -i "s/.part//" /tmp/arch &&
/usr/bin/curl -s --cookie-jar /tmp/cjar --output /dev/null %u && cp /tmp/cjar ./ &&
/usr/bin/curl -sL --cookie /tmp/cjar --cookie-jar /tmp/cjar --data "username=$_humbleemail" --data "password=$_humblepassword" %u |
grep -f /tmp/arch |grep -o -E "data-web=[^ ]+"| sed -e "s/data-web=$[^ ]*$/\1/" > /tmp/url &&
sed -i "s/$_char//g" /tmp/url &&
/usr/bin/curl --cookie /tmp/cjar --cookie-jar /tmp/cjar -fLC - --retry 3 --retry-delay 3 -o %o "$(</tmp/url)" &&
rm -f /tmp/{arch,url} | return 0'
"http::/usr/bin/curl -sL %u | grep Bastion-HIB | sed -e \"s/.*data-web='$[^']*$'.*/url = \1/\" > /tmp/url && /usr/bin/curl -fLC - --retry 3 --retry-delay 3 -o %o -K /tmp/url && rm /tmp/url")
#this message is why having the file from the website first in source is important
#it checks $SRCDEST, never use $startdir, sometimes that is the same as SRCDEST and sometimes it isn't
#if the files exists everything is skipped, otherwise the user is informed to either export _humbleemail and password
#it also checks for the old humblebundleVkey from the hib5 sale
if [[ ! -f $SRCDEST/${source[0]%%:*} ]]; then
if [[ -z $_humbleemail || -z $_humblepassword ]]; then
if [[ -z $_humblebundleVkey ]]; then
msg "if you have bound your email and password to your account, "
msg "please export the values _humbleemail and _humblepassword so"
msg "that you can be logged in to download the game."
echo
msg "if you have not bound the key to an email, "
msg "please export _humblebundleVkey in your .bashrc"
return 1
fi
fi
fi
Last edited by gtmanfred (2012-08-27 02:27:01)

Sound runs wild with AIR 2.7.1 for Android

My AIR for Android apps worked just fine with AIR 2.7 runtime on a samsung galaxy.
The app uses sounds on timelines.
After 2.7.1 the apps still work fine when compiled in the Flash Pro CS5.5 IDE, and still work fine if exported to iOS.
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I didn't know that sound relevant issues were changed from 2.7 to 2.7.1.1961.
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Can I integrate Adobe Air in my app for Android? I want the user to not download Adobe Air from Google Play.
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Hi Team, I wuold like to know if you have any app to make Firefox OS working with cisco Call Manager 10.5. Something like Cisco Jabber for Android or iOS.

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HI - I notice that Adobe have released an Adobe Creative Cloud (preview) app for Android. This is very welcome as it would allow me to share files across Windows desktop, Android tablet and, if necessary, iPad.
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