I connected my bluetooth headphone to my iMac and started listening to music,
After starting Android emulator the sound quality became horrible.
I am using macOs Mojave 10.14.6 and running Android 11.0 on the emulator.
Start the emulator, and then disconnect your headphone, then reconnect it again.
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I keep getting this error when trying to start emulator on android. I don't have a device plugged in only attempting to test to see if my new installations of android studio and emulators work, I am using a Mac with the M1 chip. Any help please.
Try reinstalling the android studio as it may be corrupted or change the device and see
Hope this works :)
It could be a number of different things that cause that error. Here are some troubleshooting steps to try:
Reboot the phone
Try a different USB cable, or unplug it and re-plug it back in
Use command line tools to relaunch adb if it gets hung up; try adb kill-server then adb start-server and then adb devices
Reset the USB debugging on the device in the settings; disable it and re-enable it
Try changing transfer modes in the USB debugging (i.e. camera PTP)
Close and restart Android Studio
Android studio emulators are still based on Intel Haxm virtualization software. I'm sure updates to AS are coming but for now you need to download a separate emulator to run an AVD (Android Virtual Device). It's pretty easy to download and install.
You can find it here: https://github.com/google/android-emulator-m1-preview
I am using Windows for the flutter development.
I have physical iPhone device when I connect that to laptop, laptop can detect it. But in Visual Studio Code or in Android Studio, it is showing "no device is connected".
This is first time I am connecting iOS to my Windows 8.1 laptop.
After connecting my phone to my laptop, Android Studio still can't detect that device... What should I do? I have already enabled the developer option and switch on the usb debugging option on my phone...
Try installing adb drivers, I used to have that issue with a motorola moto e, reinstalled drivers and it worked
https://developer.samsung.com/search/searchList.do?pageIndex=1&searchBigCategory=SD&searchSubCategory=&parSearchValue=adb+driver&pageReturnCheck=&pageSize=50&pageOrder=&searchInput=adb+driver
I have always been able to get Android Studio to recognize my USB android devices in the past. However, this morning I upgraded to MacOS Sierra. Now, when I plug in an android device android studio doesn't see it. And my phone acts like it is plugged into a wall and not a computer. Usually, when I plug into a computer, I get the an option in the notification/dropdown menu to select a PTP or MTP connection. I am not getting that option.
I'm running Android Studio 2.2.3 and macOS Sierra v10.12 on a Macbook Pro.
I have tried different cables, different android devices, restarting my computer, still no dice.
If I run ./adb devices from the /Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools/ directory then I get nothing but List of devices attached with a blank line underneath.
Running windows 7 and I have just downloaded the latest android studio version and started a project and now I'd like to test the application on my device but Android Studio says on the bottom left "No devices connected". I've tried a couple of things such as:
updating my Samsung S6 edge drivers through device manager, which were updated now.
have debugging mode turned on and USB debugging mode on.
ran 'adb devices' command to list devices but none show up.
downloaded new universal adb drivers.
toggled between MTP and PTP modes.
restarted computer/phone/android studio/ adb tens of times.
deleted phones drivers from device manager and installed again.
re-installed android studio.
probably some other small things too that I can't remember right now.
I'm at a loss as of right now, if someone can help me out I would really appreciate it!