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gloretdemola
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October 8, 2020
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32 and 64 bits sametime Adobe Air for Android

  • October 8, 2020
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Hi, I have an app development on Adobe Air for Android. It works for Android TV too. The problem is that Google only accept apps for 64 bits and 32 bits (sametime), buy in Air 33 I only can create 32 or 64 bits. Exist a lot of devices that run in 32 bits, especially on android TV. What can I do?

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      Correct answer marchbold

      You can use multiple APKs currently to support both. 

       

      Build your armv7 (32bit) apk and then increment the version slightly and create the armv8 (64bit) apk. Upload both to the play console and your app will support both (ensure you upload the armv7 version first with the lower version number).

       

      See this for more information on multiple APKs:

       

      https://developer.android.com/google/play/publishing/multiple-apks

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      gloretdemolaAuthor
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      October 8, 2020

      Your right. Only change the version, but the version label the same. Also, both created with AIR 33 (32 bits and 64 bits). First upload 32 bits and then 64 bits 

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      NewApproach
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      October 8, 2020

      this link can help you step by step 

      https://actionscript-hindi.blogspot.com/2019/09/how-to-include-64-bit-and-32-bit-native.html

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      gloretdemolaAuthor
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      October 8, 2020

      Thanks, did you use this method before? I tried but I don't know what I do wrong or this method doesn't work, any experiences?

      mehmet muraty39535897
      mehmet muraty39535897
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      October 8, 2020
      When uploading your application to google play, you must first install the
      32-bit version and then the 64-bit one at the same time.
      marchbold
      marchboldCorrect answer
      Inspiring
      October 8, 2020

      You can use multiple APKs currently to support both. 

       

      Build your armv7 (32bit) apk and then increment the version slightly and create the armv8 (64bit) apk. Upload both to the play console and your app will support both (ensure you upload the armv7 version first with the lower version number).

       

      See this for more information on multiple APKs:

       

      https://developer.android.com/google/play/publishing/multiple-apks

      air native extensions // https://airnativeextensions.com
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      gloretdemolaAuthor
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      October 8, 2020

      Thanks, I tried to upload boths but Google always says that I don't have my APK with 64 bit, it's only 32. I need to do something in the XML or another place?

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