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2009-12-11
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2009-12-11
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Woot! Thanks very much, qwerty12. Now to copy/edit/move the files.
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Originally Posted by qwerty12
/usr/share/sounds/camera_snd_title_1.wav
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2009-12-11
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Interesting, I remember reading about a law in the US that requires cell phone cameras to make an audible noise. I wonder what would prevent someone from deleting this file or replacing it with a "silent" wav file and circumventing this restriction?
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2009-12-11
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Originally Posted by JackBeSlow
Something tells me nothing is going to keep people from doing that. Is it really a law though? I didn't think it was really that formal but I guess every device I've used in the past 2 years or so have a camera noise. I personally find it annoying. Not so much from a wanting to be a pervert standpoint but say at a recital/concert or quiet event where you want to take a picture the sound is extremely obnoxious. It's these events where I prefer a quiet no noise phone camera over my SLR which sounds like a machine gun is going off.
Interesting, I remember reading about a law in the US that requires cell phone cameras to make an audible noise. I wonder what would prevent someone from deleting this file or replacing it with a "silent" wav file and circumventing this restriction?
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2009-12-11
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Originally Posted by JackBeSlow
Really? when the phone is in silent profile it doesn't make the shutter sound... so much for that law.
Interesting, I remember reading about a law in the US that requires cell phone cameras to make an audible noise. I wonder what would prevent someone from deleting this file or replacing it with a "silent" wav file and circumventing this restriction?
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2009-12-11
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Originally Posted by hypnotik
lol, exactly! i was pleased that mine didn't make any noises in silent mode... so if i want to take pictures I just put it on silent because the camera sound annoys me
Really? when the phone is in silent profile it doesn't make the shutter sound... so much for that law.
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2009-12-11
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Originally Posted by JackBeSlow
Are you sure it's the US? If so it might be a state specific law and not Federal. If so the law is pointless since states can't really enforce companies to do so if the companies aren't located in the state. They could try to block sales of devices that don't follow the law but then people would just cross the state border, buy it. And bring it back, just like how people get around the banning of violent games.
Interesting, I remember reading about a law in the US that requires cell phone cameras to make an audible noise. I wonder what would prevent someone from deleting this file or replacing it with a "silent" wav file and circumventing this restriction?
Though I do think that law exists in Japan.
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2009-12-11
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Yeah might be Japan because of all the upskirt pervs.
Though I do think that law exists in Japan.
As usual a law passed as knee jerk reaction to an issue.
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2009-12-11
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There was a bill that was introduced at the beginning of the year in the U.S. House. But to my knowledge it didn't any traction. I don't think it even got any cosponsors.
Thanks,
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