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waqasnu
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11/14/12 04:32 AM (13 years ago)

App apk is more than 50 mb

Hi all, My apk file is going more than 50 mb and google play has a limit of 50 mb. But i found that google has option to upload expansion files which allows to upload file of max size 2 GB as additional assets which is enough. So my question is i want my app assets like videos and documents to upload as expansion file. So what changes i have to make in the code that is downloaded from buzz touch so that app uses assets from expansion file instead of buzz touch created folders which contain assets? thanks
 
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11/14/12 06:02 AM (13 years ago)
@wasqasnu I know this does not answer your question: I have not used the expansion files option yet. I try to keep the package as small as I can. A larger issue years ago: but still around is users downloads freezing.. Just questions before trying to get into the expansion files. Have you made sure all images are in a .png format? I have had luck with http://www.smushit.com I didn't even notice a different except with file size. :)
 
waqasnu
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11/14/12 06:09 AM (13 years ago)
MY app is video training series that's why its size has become large. thanks
 
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11/14/12 01:03 PM (13 years ago)
Can you host the videos online and let users download them on-demand in the app?
 
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11/14/12 11:16 PM (13 years ago)
I want to include that package inside app so that when they install app, it is automatically downloaded each and everything and then can watch tutorials offline. thanks
 

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