android - Installing Google Play in GenyMotion by default when creating a device (takes time to do it when creating multiple devices) -

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i know how install google play services on genymotion devices arm translation zip , other zip. there anyway install them default when create virtual device ?

or other adb commands install in batch (ie device named '1' device named '15'. naming device numbers. can make installation easier.. , update google play services myself in play store (sadly, don't think there other ways update it.)

genymotion doesn't provide google apps. install google apps:

  1. upgrade genymotion , virtualbox latest version.

  2. download 2 zip files:
    - arm translation installer v1.1
    - google apps android version: 2.3.7 - 4.4.4 or 5.0

  3. open genymotion emulator , go home screen drag , drop first file genymotion-arm-translation_v1.1.zip on emulator. dialog appear , show file transfer in progress, dialog appear , ask want flash on emulator. click ok , reboot device running adb reboot.

  4. drag , drop second file gapps-*-signed.zip , repeat same steps above. run adb reboot and, once rebooted, google apps in emulator.

  5. at point 'google apps services' crash frequently following message google play services has stopped working. open google play. after providing account details, open google play , update installed google apps. seems make google play realize have old google play services , ask update (in case, updating google hangouts required new version of google play services). i've heard waiting prompt update. 'google play services' app doesn't seem appear otherwise - can't search it. should see offer update google play services. once new google play services installed have stable, working access google play

taken how install google play services in genymotion vm (with no drag , drop support)?


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