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2010-03-08
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2010-03-08
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are you going to make this as a status bar widget? im not good with this scrip and command line stuff. im all new to this. So when can we expect a status bar widget or some sort of a widget?
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2010-03-09
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2010-03-09
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I found a bug with the Keyboard focusing. When you press on the keyboard it won't focus but it will if you hold it. But when you let the key go the focus is still going. Impossible to get the focus right. Also widget applet is unusable to focusing. Why? because You cant see how the focus work on screen. Everything is greyout.. Is not there a way to disable the greyarea when the widget is loaded? So we can see how the video focusing works? I think focus using button is much better. So please create or change to button focus widget instead.

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2010-03-09
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Yow!,
the first issue you mentioned seems to me like your phone can't handle the commands given to change the focus, this means:
either you have high cpu load, like too many applications opened or an application is hogging the cpu.
or there could be many instances of the keyboard script open, to fix that type this in the terminal:
sudo lfocus stop
as for the focus bar, I'm with you on that, if I can't find a way to get rid of the blur from the window manager, I could just get rid of it in the future. I'm still researching
I'm also open to any opinions about the coding. thanks!
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2010-03-09
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2010-03-09
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2010-03-09
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lfocus_0.309-1
The widget now only shows up when you open the camera cover!
the keyboard toggle now disables autofocus.
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2010-03-09
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2010-03-09
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great! just what I looked for: disabling the red-led while recording videos.
It would be more useful to have a button that turns off the red-led, instead of the autofocus button (why would I turn off the AF?)
I found more bug.. M2CM2C
Please fix this:
The applet slide bar is way off the bottom of the screen to use efficiently, the LED button mode doesn't tell you which button/function has been seleted.
When you scrolling the bar and hold it at a certain point, the bar just scrolling itself to the end and repeat again to go automatically move to the beginning.
I tried last night and it was very annoying that the bar doesn't seem to response to my touch position.
Everytime the applet is opened, the camera frame rate dropped!
If the keyboard is set to "ON" the camera unit will crash and will not do automatic focusing, when pressed capture button, it crashed. So disable the keyboard focus when the camera lense is closed would be the best efficient way.

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