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I want to convert an apk file to a MP4. I have just downloaded Prism but I couldn't get it to work...maybe I'm required to purchase the app.
Does anyone know of an app that will work?
jaybass
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First I've heard of apk. Does this help? : https://www.lifewire.com/apk-file-4152929
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So it sounds like an APK file is an Android package file. That is, a "folder" that contains stuff to run on in Android environment. Maybe if you follow the procedure in the link Freelance provided the APK package will open and reveal something in it that can be converted to and MP4 file, but based on what I have read (admittedly limited) the APK itself will not convert to MP4.
On a Mac since 1984. Currently: 24" M1 iMac, M2 Pro Mac mini with 27" BenQ monitor, M2 Macbook Air, MacOS 14.x; iPhones, iPods (yes, still) and iPads.
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Ira, you are correct about it being an android package. I wound up with a zip file which doesn't open like it should. There is something about running an android package on a Mac with an emulator but I think I'll pass on that. This all stems from my trying to I D a plant which I'm still
working on. I am taking a different route hoping someone will recognize the plant but I shall see. jaybass
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IIRC this has been mentioned previously in these forums, but because you are trying to identify a flower, it is probably worth mentioning again. A search for "plant identification" found over 230 different plant identification apps on the iOS and iPadOS app stores including several that use photo recognition. (The only excuse I can come up with for all of the various wildlife identification apps being developed for iOS/iPadOS instead of macOS is an iPhone or iPad is a lot more convenient to take into the field than even a MacBook.) If you have an iPhone or iPad surely one or more of these could identify your flower.
If we knew what it was we were doing, it wouldn't be called research, would it?
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Unfortunately I don't have iOS/iPad. Perhaps one day there will be an plant I D app for a MacOS
Thanks for your reply,
jaybass
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Unfortunately I don't have iOS/iPad. Perhaps one day there will be an plant I D app for a MacOS ...or you will upgrade to a Mac with Apple Silicon inside that will run some of those iPadOS apps.
If we knew what it was we were doing, it wouldn't be called research, would it?
— Albert Einstein
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