You don't need to side load it. If your tablet is rooted , setting qemu.sf.lcd_density to 160 in the build.prop will fool the device into thinking it has a 10 inch screen.
Changing the setting is safe.
I did that mod on my 4 inch galaxy player and I can download the app via play store.
Try seeing if the nexus 7 forums at xda developers has a link to the apk.
I sideloaded the original version on my Nook Color (CyanogenMod 10.1) and it works fine. The changelog for the new version says it adds Android 4.3, while my tablet has 4.2.2. I tried changing build.prop (the qemu.sf.lcd_density line did not exist so I added it). I rebooted and Play Store still does not display this app. I guess I'll stick with the earlier version unless someone can provide a direct link the the updated app.
I sideloaded the original version on my Nook Color (CyanogenMod 10.1) and it works fine. The changelog for the new version says it adds Android 4.3, while my tablet has 4.2.2. I tried changing build.prop (the qemu.sf.lcd_density line did not exist so I added it). I rebooted and Play Store still does not display this app. I guess I'll stick with the earlier version unless someone can provide a direct link the the updated app.
Nook color has a lower resolution. Try setting qemu.sf.lcd_density to 100. You also have to clear playstore data and reboot.
Qemu.sf.lcd_density has to be set to a DPI value equal to or higher than a 10.1 inch screen for this mod to work.
Can someone set a recording with padding using this app and let me know if it works? I am wondering if something is getting cut off since I am using a 7 inch tablet.
I can set the recording, but I cannot pad it. The option shows up, but it doesn't get set for the recording.
Can someone set a recording with padding using this app and let me know if it works? I am wondering if something is getting cut off since I am using a 7 inch tablet.
I can set the recording, but I cannot pad it. The option shows up, but it doesn't get set for the recording.
I don't know if this app is being discussed in another topic and I'm missing it, but the Android tablet app was updated Thursday. Looks and works great. 7" tablets now supported.
wow !! better late then never!! I never thought I'd see this app EVER work..
I posted on the topic a few pages back earlier this year..1st time I wasn't rooted then I became rooted.
This Works !!! on Kindle Fire HD 7, with Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) 4.0.3 via Kindle OS 7.4.6
and no restrictions like some other streaming apps because I'm rooted..
Downloaded it from the Google Play store (had it wish listed still) and it installed without issue. for those of you still left on 7" ICS android tablets…gather around those of you who haven't flocked like sheep to iPad or newer android tablets just because they're new!!!! this is fully functional..
It sound like something is not stable in your setup/configuration.
I have my ASUS Android tablet right next to me streaming just fine as I type this...
Actually my Nexus 7 is the most stable device I own. Never rooted, only 21 apps installed and the setup is as bone stock as it gets for an activated device.
Actually my Nexus 7 is the most stable device I own. Never rooted, only 21 apps installed and the setup is as bone stock as it gets for an activated device.
What is KitKat? I could not stream for the 1 1/2 months I had my Asus. After the last update, it worked. I've had the update for all of 10 days and now the next update breaks it again. Starting a stream forces the app to close.
Also..why does it require an IP validation EVERY time I launch the app? Can't it remember the IP worked last time?
What is KitKat? I could not stream for the 1 1/2 months I had my Asus. After the last update, it worked. I've had the update for all of 10 days and now the next update breaks it again. Starting a stream forces the app to close.
Also..why does it require an IP validation EVERY time I launch the app? Can't it remember the IP worked last time?
"KitKat" is the next generation of Android operating system following the current mainstream version "Jellybean".
I suspect the IP check is routine for those locations where DHCP assigns them randomly, as opposed to some people using reserved IP addresses for their devices.
I reserved the IP addresses for everything on my network. My DVR is always 192.168.1.71. I am on KitKat v 4.4. Streaming worked after I received the 4.4 update, but stopped after the latest DirecTV update. Wonder why streaming is broken...yet again.
The reviews on the PlayStore are hammering DirecTV again. Why can't they get this right?
Has anyone tried to stream on demand with the latest app?
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