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freemangordon |
2012-01-25
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#861
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Originally Posted by impeham
The thing that slows down start of recording is stopping the tracker. And it must be done on every start because tracker could be restarted between two recordings.
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2012-01-25
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#862
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Originally Posted by freemangordon
Ok - thanks.
The thing that slows down start of recording is stopping the tracker. And it must be done on every start because tracker could be restarted between two recordings.
Is there a way then to start other things like my script for Wifi,BT,etc. on application launch and call another script on application closure?
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2012-01-25
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#863
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Originally Posted by impeham
Maybe you can listen to dbus, though you should find by yourself to which service/signals to attach, I simply don't know.
Ok - thanks.
Is there a way then to start other things like my script for Wifi,BT,etc. on application launch and call another script on application closure?
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2012-01-25
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#864
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Hmm... tried that already but no good...
is there a way to run a script which will start my script, then run the camera-ui application (and wait for it to close) and then run another script?
i tried to do that running camera-ui using standalone.sh but it runs it as a background process which is not good (the second script runs immediately and doesn't wait for the application to close)
i also tried to create a while loop to wait for the camera-ui process to close and when it does - to run the second script but it is not good since the camera-ui process does not close when i quit the application...
Any other ideas will be great...
is there a way to run a script which will start my script, then run the camera-ui application (and wait for it to close) and then run another script?
i tried to do that running camera-ui using standalone.sh but it runs it as a background process which is not good (the second script runs immediately and doesn't wait for the application to close)
i also tried to create a while loop to wait for the camera-ui process to close and when it does - to run the second script but it is not good since the camera-ui process does not close when i quit the application...
Any other ideas will be great...
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2012-01-25
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#865
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Originally Posted by impeham
camera-ui is always running in background, that is by design. So your dbus script should listen when it becomes visible and/or top application. And I think that is OT here.
Hmm... tried that already but no good...
is there a way to run a script which will start my script, then run the camera-ui application (and wait for it to close) and then run another script?
i tried to do that running camera-ui using standalone.sh but it runs it as a background process which is not good (the second script runs immediately and doesn't wait for the application to close)
i also tried to create a while loop to wait for the camera-ui process to close and when it does - to run the second script but it is not good since the camera-ui process does not close when i quit the application...
Any other ideas will be great...
Last edited by freemangordon; 2012-01-25 at 15:22.
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2012-01-26
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#866
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I tried but no such events logged from dbus log.
Why is this OT? i believe it might improve video recording experience for many people since when you are doing that, you don't want to get any phone calls or emails/other notifications to interfere with the recordings.
Why is this OT? i believe it might improve video recording experience for many people since when you are doing that, you don't want to get any phone calls or emails/other notifications to interfere with the recordings.
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2012-02-02
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#867
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Could it be possible to add the possibility to switch to Front Camera (like in Samsung Galaxy S2) for recording and take pictures? I know that Front Camera has only 640x480px but it could be nice if someone:
1 - add a button to switch from back/front camera
2 - improve the front camera with all the applicable-realtime-improvement functions (like ISO for example) of the back camera
I remember that I could capture images and videos even with a N95
why not with a N900?
EDIT: We could take the code needed from "Mirror" application in Extras-Devel, it already shows in realtime from the front camera but there is no possibility to capture images ecc ecc.
Thanks a lot
Last edited by blackjack4it; 2012-02-02 at 21:45.
1 - add a button to switch from back/front camera
2 - improve the front camera with all the applicable-realtime-improvement functions (like ISO for example) of the back camera
I remember that I could capture images and videos even with a N95
why not with a N900?EDIT: We could take the code needed from "Mirror" application in Extras-Devel, it already shows in realtime from the front camera but there is no possibility to capture images ecc ecc.
Thanks a lot
Last edited by blackjack4it; 2012-02-02 at 21:45.
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2012-02-03
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#868
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Read first post.
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2012-02-04
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#869
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Originally Posted by nicolai
Nicolai, any chances on applying this fix for CSSU-testing camera-ui version? It seems, that photos with this tweak are better in every condition.
@geohsia @Estel
Can you test this version. I removed the black-level values in
the dng file. This isn't right, but it seems to be responsible for
the bad raw data for lower light images.
/Estel
// Edit
Or was it added already, as exiftool reports:
Code:
Black Level : 0 0 0 0
// Edit
Nicolai, I've also tested image from sunny day (yet, it was almost sunset), and it had Black Level: 25 29 12 25.
I've tested how it looks with Black Level: 0 0 0 0, and, obviously, it's much worse. So, enabling 0 black levels for all images may be not-so-good idea.
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N900's aluminum backcover / body replacement
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N900's HDMI-Out
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Camera cover MOD
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N900's aluminum backcover / body replacement
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N900's HDMI-Out
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Camera cover MOD
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Measure battery's real capacity on-device
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Last edited by Estel; 2012-02-04 at 13:06.
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2012-02-05
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#870
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Estel: It is a fact of the universe that poking at a box with a stick rarely improves its function. 
nicolai: thanks for the interesting package. I hope to use it for reference.
nicolai: thanks for the interesting package. I hope to use it for reference.
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