android image resolution resizing

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Hi,
To start with I have a application whose resolution is hard coded to 1024*768,now i want to scale down this application resolution to 800*480 so as to execute it on low res device,so my question is how can i dynamically re-size the existing images so as to make it fit for 800*480 resolution...

Posted 3-Feb-13 21:24pm

analogx

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Feb-13 3:30am

What is "resolution resizing"? :-) What is "application resolution"? There are no such things...
—SA

analogx 4-Feb-13 9:37am

WELL the problem is that the application is done by my friend and he has designed it only for a specific device screen size,so whenever i install it on other device other than his the screen proportions are way out,in some it is very small while in some it goes out of screen size so i asked the question whether how can i solve the problem of images resolution...isnt there any other way other than scrapping the code...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Feb-13 10:32am

The problem is that you've been to fast with this implementation. There are no such thing as miracle. You either do work more thoroughly or redo it again and again. If you try to find "resize" the application, you create even more pointless work in future...
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-02-03T21:32:00

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If you hard-coded your application to some screen size, through it out as soon as possible, at least its UI part, and never write things like that. Your application should behave nicely on different screen sizes, otherwise nobody needs it.

Your question simply makes no sense.

—SA

Posted 3-Feb-13 21:32pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov