Android :: Meant By System.img In Droid / Purpose Of Using It?
Oct 7, 2010What is meant by System.img in Android? What is the purpose of using it?
Can anyone help me regarding this issue?
What is meant by System.img in Android? What is the purpose of using it?
Can anyone help me regarding this issue?
I am a sales engineer for a company that specializes in streaming. I have and love my droid, i have tried using it with several of our products for live streaming but with no luck.
I have tried video meant to stream with the Ipod and nothing happens.
I have tried MP4 ASP and it starts to open the video but never plays.
I have tried progressive downloads of both with no luck.
i have tried 3gp with no luck.
Do you know what video formats it can stream?
What is translatable attribute translatable="false" means?
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