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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2011-03-10
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#42
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A radio selector for autofocus or LED enabled perhaps?
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2011-03-10
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#43
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oh nice, i think default one are better.. picture dont turn as green as fcam drivers.
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2011-03-10
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#44
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Originally Posted by handaxe
It should not do that. My tests show that camera-ui2 runs much the same cpu/mem wise as does camera-ui. It peaks at ca. 30/40% cpu after taking a picture and idles around 10%. How do you run it?
I do
Code:sudo dsmetool -k /usr/bin/camera-ui sudo dsmetool -t /usr/bin/camera-ui2
that seems to be the problem. as I said, i was simply running the camera-ui2 binary with a nohup. I'll check this later, thanks.
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2011-03-10
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#45
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I've noticed that camera-ui2 shows on a half-press of the camera button where the original version requires a full-press.
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2011-03-10
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#46
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Are you sure?
On my device the original camera-ui starts even on a half-press.
nicolai
On my device the original camera-ui starts even on a half-press.
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2011-03-10
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#47
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On my device:
when lens cover is open: half-press
when lens cover is closed: full-press
when lens cover is open: half-press
when lens cover is closed: full-press
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2011-03-10
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Originally Posted by nicolai
Hmm, maybe it is because I use Shortcutd.
Are you sure?
On my device the original camera-ui starts even on a half-press.
nicolai
So, I have now uninstalled cl-launcher and shortcutd to check default behaviour without them installed and the original camera app doesn't start on a half press with the lens cover closed, but does when the lens cover is open, your version starts on a half-press even with the lens cover closed. If necessary I can do a clean flash of my spare N900 to check behaviour on that, but I don't remember it ever starting on a half-press before I installed shortcutd, but my memory could be at fault here.
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No, you are right, I didn't know the original camera-app behaves
differntly when the lenscover is closed.
Nicolai
differntly when the lenscover is closed.
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#50
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3 things I would like to have in Camera UI2
1) Enable Flash in Video Recording
2) Allow the Front camera to take Pictures
3) a Self Timer
1) Enable Flash in Video Recording
2) Allow the Front camera to take Pictures
3) a Self Timer
controlled by the focus control, (autofocusing will enable and
disable the led on its own).
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