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Re: N900 Video focus and led light, python script
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Did you try these in terminal? apt-get update apt-get upgrade apt-get install python-hildondesktop hildon-desktop-python-loader python-gtk2 python-dbus pkill -f /usr/bin/hildon-status-menu |
Re: N900 Video focus and led light, python script
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Re: N900 Video focus and led light, python script
i like this application you did a good job on this. could you add a timer to take a pic?
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Why this lfocus is not in the repositories?
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pleas can i add a auto recording red light off
we don't need the red light in every time i have to take 5 sec. to remove the light pleas can you make it auto |
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Re: N900 Video focus and led light, python script
lfocus_0.509-1
Added dependencies to the deb package to install required packages (python-hildondesktop hildon-desktop-python-loader python-gtk2 python-dbus) Toggling the keyboard control now automatically switches off the red LED once you start recording |
Re: N900 Video focus and led light, python script
thaaaanks
i will try it now thenk you very much |
The correct way to make lfocus install and work properly (based on experiance)
Hello everyone,
I am a new registered memeber at maemo.org, although i have been always a viewer of thsi website. First I would like to thank "m2cm2c" for this great program and the ability he gave us to have a better imaging n900 device. Based on my experiance, the following are the best ways to make lfocus work properly (through installation and making it appear in the bar menu): 1- Install Rootsh (if not yet installed) 2- open xterminal 3- type: sudo gainroot 4- type: apt-get update 5- type: apt-get upgrade 6- type: apt-get install python-hildondesktop 7- type: apt-get install hildon-desktop-python-loader *after performing all the above steps: 8- install lfocus latest version lfocus_0.509-1 9- reboot the device 10- open camera lens (then tap once on the screen) 11- tap on the bar menu ( where the signal, clock, ... is located) And their u have it, working as it should be. m2cm2c and other users may have mentioned those steps previously, although what i wanted to do is put them in a chronological order for those not quite acquanted with such procedure. Thank you |
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