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android Programming Glossary: downscaleImage Zoom Issue with Universal Image Loader and View Pager http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13398288/image-zoom-issue-with-universal-image-loader-and-view-pager ForMemoryCache in ImageLoader's configuration so UIL won't downscale original images during decoding to Bitmaps ImageLoaderConfiguration..
How to downscale images correctly? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16408505/how-to-downscale-images-correctly to downscale images correctly Background Creating an app that has a lot.. app that has a lot of high quality images I've decided to downscale the images to the needed size meaning that if the image is larger.. size meaning that if the image is larger than the screen I downscale it . The problem I've noticed that on some devices if the images..
Android - Bitmap cache takes a lot of memory http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18255572/android-bitmap-cache-takes-a-lot-of-memory or put it in drawable nodpi or in the assets folder and downscale the image according to your needs. btw you don't have to set..
Drawable-xxxx : Eclipse Versus AVD http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20112596/drawable-xxxx-eclipse-versus-avd is between mdpi and hdpi and it's supposed to use hdpi and downscale it a bit. So the AVD is correct to use hdpi. I am still stumped.. folder with my app or not That's up to you. Android will downscale or upscale images from other densities on the fly to fill in..
Image Zoom Issue with Universal Image Loader and View Pager http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13398288/image-zoom-issue-with-universal-image-loader-and-view-pager imageView ... And don't forget set big values for maxImage ForMemoryCache in ImageLoader's configuration so UIL won't downscale original images during decoding to Bitmaps ImageLoaderConfiguration config new ImageLoaderConfiguration.Builder getApplicationContext..
How to downscale images correctly? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16408505/how-to-downscale-images-correctly to downscale images correctly Background Creating an app that has a lot of high quality images I've decided to downscale the images.. to downscale images correctly Background Creating an app that has a lot of high quality images I've decided to downscale the images to the needed size meaning that if the image is larger than the screen I downscale it . The problem I've noticed.. images I've decided to downscale the images to the needed size meaning that if the image is larger than the screen I downscale it . The problem I've noticed that on some devices if the images are downscaled they become blurry pixelated yet on the..
Android - Bitmap cache takes a lot of memory http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18255572/android-bitmap-cache-takes-a-lot-of-memory the correct density folder drawable xhdpi or drawable xxhdpi or put it in drawable nodpi or in the assets folder and downscale the image according to your needs. btw you don't have to set options.inJustDecodeBounds false since it's the default behavior...
Drawable-xxxx : Eclipse Versus AVD http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20112596/drawable-xxxx-eclipse-versus-avd Should I get rid of it Thanks. EDIT I now know that tvdpi is between mdpi and hdpi and it's supposed to use hdpi and downscale it a bit. So the AVD is correct to use hdpi. I am still stumped with xxhdpi. Does the OS not use this density It is mentioned..
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