DOWNLOAD XBLA-Unlocker-v1.6.rar.rar (Translation: "when we try to use xbla-unlocker, we get an error: dc60: "incompatible library version". A: The problem Normally the AMD APP SDK link for xbla-unlocker, which is used to integrate xbla into other apps, will work fine. The app contains an unused version of the Android NDK. The solution Download the source of the app from the Google Play Store. It may contain the old version of the xbla-unlocker app (it may use several variants). Find where the app is stored, typically at xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk then create an Android Studio project for the app. Add the required files to the project and import them (via Gradle) to the source code. Here's how you might do this: Open the already imported (via Gradle) Java source code from the project: In Android Studio: Open View > Tool Windows > Android > Java Double-click the Project Folder If it says that the first folder is not a project, click the Show/Hide Project Folder button Locate the java folder, open it, and double-click the Project Folder Add the xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk file to your Android Studio project directory. Make sure that the xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk is located in the same directory as your Java source code. Click Ok Open the Java file that should open the xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk file Double-click on the xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk file to open it in your Android Studio app. The xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk file is in an uncompressed format You will have to decompress it: Open Android Studio > File > Open... Browse for the xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk file Click Open Click OK You might need to restart Android Studio Note: the xbla-unlocker-xx.xx-Android.apk file will have a different name than the app that you just compiled 55cdc1ed1c
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