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[TheHellcat]

Hello!

Whe I try to execute a PSS project on my Android device (a Galaxy S2), I only get "Application can not be started, the license has expired".

Do I need a Sony / PS certified device for testing on Android or what might be the cause for this?

It's esp. interesting/important to test on Android for the OSC, as those can't be tested in the PC sim. or on the Vita....

[Manischewitz]

I have the same issue. The content deploys fine to my Vita, but I tested it on two android devices (A Galaxy Note and a Galaxy Tab) and both had the "License expired" error message on launch.

Actually it's misspelled as "Lisense Expired".

Sorry that I don't have a fix for you but I can confirm you're not alone.

[Elixor · Accepted solution]

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TheHellcat a écrit :

Do I need a Sony / PS certified device

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Hi TheHellcat,

Yes you would need a PlayStation Certified device or a PlayStation Vita.

You can read more here.

SCE has started a PlayStation™Certified licensing program for hardware manufacturers so that the world of PlayStation® may be enjoyed on an open system. SCE will offer the necessary support, including development support as well as logo licensing, to ensure the delivery of a high quality PlayStation® experience across various devices. Under this program, devices meeting SCE standards will be labeled as PlayStation™Certified devices, and will allow more users to experience PlayStation®. Currently, the following devices are PS Certified (as of Apr. 19, 2012).

[HungriestHippo]

Is it the manufacturers responsibility to fulfill the burden of becoming certified?

All I want is a way to test my app on an Anrdroid device, and I donʻt want to have to go buy an Xperia. Could there be temporary licenses for uncertified hardware?

[jamesnorman91]

@HungriestHippo - I'm sorry, we cannot disclose the process of becoming PlayStation Certified.

You are only allowed to test on PlayStation Certified devices at the moment, and there are no temporary licenses to allow you to test it on non PS Certified devices.