@MrMishmih I was having a problem with that too. It was a problem with the API level or android build target version (I was targeting android 2.1 and API level 7 when the method Travis was using was implemented in API level 8 i.e. android 2.2). Right click the project folder and go all the way down to properties. Click on the android label on the right side to bring up the target build version on the left.
Can i ask how can i create a new "special folder" or directory which is created in an sd card for storage of new video recorded instead of using predefine/existing directory available?
ThankQ
MyNarasimharao 1 month ago
i dont have that .getExternalStoragePublicDirectory()
any help?..
robertcestina 3 months ago
hello
umm.....
i dont know why i can use Environment.getExternalStoragePublicDirectory();
i only can use File p = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(); :(
any suggestions ?
MrMishmih 9 months ago
@MrMishmih i meant cant use the public
MrMishmih 9 months ago
@MrMishmih I was having a problem with that too. It was a problem with the API level or android build target version (I was targeting android 2.1 and API level 7 when the method Travis was using was implemented in API level 8 i.e. android 2.2). Right click the project folder and go all the way down to properties. Click on the android label on the right side to bring up the target build version on the left.
jimendrix2007 9 months ago
Can i ask how can i create a new "special folder" or directory which is created in an sd card for storage of new video recorded instead of using predefine/existing directory available?
lyrificaton 11 months ago
you can open the sdcard using the emulator by accessing the file explorer "Window->Show View->Other->File Explorer"
P.S: nice episode
cartmanland91 11 months ago
Thank you for all these tutorials man!
ciken500 1 year ago
man ... i been back and forth looking for you!
kasirisx 1 year ago
cool tuti gotta learn some android programming when im done with school projects
gonzo191 1 year ago