HDMI output as connected display

[Sav]

Is It possible to trick Android to see HDMI output as attached display (like a tablet screen)?
I have an app that won't work on external display.
Thanks


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[tobetter]

Is It possible to trick Android to see HDMI output as attached display (like a tablet screen)?
I have an app that won't work on external display.
Thanks


Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

Looks like you miss the attachment.

[Sav]

Is It possible to trick Android to see HDMI output as attached display (like a tablet screen)?
I have an app that won't work on external display.
Thanks


Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

Looks like you miss the attachment.

My bad.
I used the wrong word. For "attached" I meant "connected".
I need to trick the system that the N2 connected to an external display is a tablet with its own display.
Some apps won't run on external display.

[tobetter]

Is It possible to trick Android to see HDMI output as attached display (like a tablet screen)?
I have an app that won't work on external display.
Thanks


Inviato dal mio iPad utilizzando Tapatalk

Looks like you miss the attachment.

My bad.
I used the wrong word. For "attached" I meant "connected".
I need to trick the system that the N2 connected to an external display is a tablet with its own display.
Some apps won't run on external display.

Oh...I see what you mean by "attached". I believe HDMI is treated as the primary/internal display in the current Android build. Can you share which app is not working with HDMI?

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[rooted]

I'm guessing it's a HDCP issue with something like the NFL app or something similar. I don't know if there is a way to bypass this but maybe someone does.

I'm also curious what the application is.

[Sav]

I have a regular subscription to a satellite broadcasting provider (SKY), wich also stream over the internet some of its shows (pc web browser, app for smartphones and tablets).
The app is "Sky Go".
I installed the latest Andorid Pie 64 bit by Hardkernel. The app works fine, but when I select to stream something I got a warning message.

[Sav]

I'm guessing it's a HDCP issue with something like the NFL app or something similar. I don't know if there is a way to bypass this but maybe someone does.

I'm also curious what the application is.

Can it a cable related issue, as suggested in this troubleshooting guide by HBO https://help.hbogo.com/hc/en-us/article ... t-is-HDCP- ?

[rooted]

It's by design as I thought.

https://skytv.custhelp.com/app/answers/ ... -sky-go%3F

[tobetter]

It's by design as I thought.

https://skytv.custhelp.com/app/answers/ ... -sky-go%3F

if the app does not allow to display a content to an external display, HDCP is not an issue but could meet a DRM issue although the display issue is resolved?

[rooted]

It's by design as I thought.

https://skytv.custhelp.com/app/answers/ ... -sky-go%3F

if the app does not allow to display a content to an external display, HDCP is not an issue but could meet a DRM issue although the display issue is resolved?

I just meant it's a security measure, not sure if it's HDCP, widevine, or some other means.

[mad_ady]

Does its web browser version work, or does it need some special plugin?

See if xposed has some module that tricks the app...

[Sav]

Does its web browser version work, or does it need some special plugin?

See if xposed has some module that tricks the app...

The web browser version doesn't work: it tells you to use the app.

By the way, you gave me a great idea:

https://repo.xposed.info/module/io.mh0rst.skycast

It's for the german app, but it's worth trying.

To install xposed on Pie can I use this: https://www.xda-developers.com/xposed-f ... droid-pie/ ?

[mad_ady]

I haven't heard of anyone running xposed in android 9, but before you try check that the older app version still works:

Does not work with sky go 1.4.0 or later!

Regarding the browser version - what if you set the page in desktop mode?