I am running into a very similar problem (see my post at
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/android-developers/el37eByuVb8/discussion),
and I was wondering if you could post any details about your workaround? How
did you split up the image, what size tiles did you use, etc? Did it
I experienced the same problem, but in my case I don't load the the
image remotely. I load the image locally from the sd card. The
original image is very clear and uncompressed. I tried different
formats as well (png, jpg).
The only solution I found was to divide the large image into multiple
Sorry I didn't see your answer.
Actually I believe every provider in the world does that when with a
smaller connection than 3g.
It took me a day or so before I could understand what was going on :s
But in the end it was a good thing. I wrote a php script that actually
takes the screen display
Wow! That must have driven you nuts trying to figure that one out.
What provider were you using?
Did you write a simple servlet or something that would serve the file
as application/octet-stream?
On May 10, 4:52 pm, Yahel kaye...@gmail.com wrote:
I ran into the same problem a few monthes back.
I ran into the same problem a few monthes back.
I spent hours trying to figure out why a webview would degrade the
quality of an image.
Turns out it was not the webview, it was my provider : When browsing
the web on gprs or edge my provider downgrades image quality on their
server so that its a
On 05/10/2010 01:52 PM, Yahel wrote:
I ran into the same problem a few monthes back.
I spent hours trying to figure out why a webview would degrade the
quality of an image.
Turns out it was not the webview, it was my provider : When browsing
the web on gprs or edge my provider downgrades image
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