same code anyDensity=false works fine for device with display resolution 320*480, but images are displayed pixelerate in device with display resolution 480*800.
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how do you display those images? – Asahi Oct 18 '10 at 07:56
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If you have the any density=false attribute set and are building an app that will also run with android 1.5 your app will run in a compatibility mode. This will render your app like it is always displayed on a 320*480 screen and just scale down the resulting pixel measurements.
There should be no need to set any density to false in your manifest.
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How can I use images of size 320*480 on device with 480*800 resolution, – Vishakha Kinjawadekar Oct 22 '10 at 06:05
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if the image is set to an imagview you can set the the width and height of the imageview as fill_parent and then set the scaleType of the imagview to fit_center. This however will make your images somewhat blurry. – Janusz Oct 22 '10 at 07:29
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I am not using imageView I am just drawing it on canvas. Image gets fit into 320*480 resolution but in 480*800 resolution it left some space at the bottom of the screen. I am using image of size 320*480 and putting it in mdpi drawable folder. – Vishakha Kinjawadekar Nov 16 '10 at 04:54
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In my opinion the real resizing is only done for anydensity=true and dp/dip used as units.
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I kept minSdkVersion = "1" in androidMenifest file but images gets blur. Is it because I my build target is Android 2.0 ? – Vishakha Kinjawadekar Nov 16 '10 at 09:21