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I have tested my application on various mobile phones. My applications main functionality is taking pictures and recording video through the phones camera. I didn't face an issue on most of the mobile phones, but I did face this issue on Motorola DROID RAZR. My application works fine when i take a picture. But I'm facing an issue when I record a video. When I record a video, I get a blank screen. There is no preview showing on the mobile screen. I don't why its happening, but on most of the mobile phones its working fine. And taking picture working fine on this phone (the droid razr).

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Why does the video resolution change back to HD 1080p after each camera session?

Ultra HD 4K video is a new feature which provides higher resolution video capture. However because the 4K video sizes are very large, the camera reverts back to HD 1080p video after every session to conserve user memory space. Also, Highlight Reels cannot be processed with 4K video and will not be included; whereas HD 1080p video can be included and provides the best HLR experience.

I currently have the Droid cam Application installed on my android, it is being detected and is streaming on Skype through wifi (Droid Cam client). It is however not streaming to OpenCV, no matter what number I put in for the following.

In addition to this, I have an IP address, so is there any way I can implement this so that OpenCV can read an process images wireless from my camera?I know that it does not even begin to read the camera as I have tested it with the following code, which returns FALSE every time I run it.

The Incredible 2's camera app looks and works like it does on other HTC phones. I was surprised by how quickly the app can switch between shooting stills and video, it's virtually instantaneous. Switching between front and rear facing cameras is pretty quick, but it is a two-tap process: you have to first bring up the settings menu then select switch camera.

The rear facing camera has an 8MP sensor (the same s5K3h1gx sensor from the Sensation) augmented by two LEDs that act as a flash. Image quality is predictably...ok. If you're looking at web resolutions, the Droid Incredible 2 can put out some pretty nice looking images. However viewed at their native 3264 x 1952 resolution the captures range from disappointing to great. The rear sensor seems to have occasional problems with very sunny days. Low light photography is possible with incredibly bright LED flash however quality is still about average for a high end smartphone.

On top of all that, DroidCam has a variety of options to help you set up your smartphone as a webcam, and you can even use either the front or rear-facing camera. Video call your friends and family -even if you don't have a computer webcam- with the useful app DroidCam.

Yes, you can use DroidCam to make video calls in video conference apps such as Skype or Zoom. Simply select the webcam option in the video call settings and select "DroidCam" as the camera you want to use.

Yes, DroidCam is a free app. However, you can remove ads and unlock extra features by purchasing the premium version. This version will give you access to extra features such as 720p video in HD mode or special camera controls.

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but i have problem with that app, sometimes it is disconnect camera, and get low quality sound with me, so I used another one it's very good.

How to use an Android camera as a Webcam on Ubuntu 20.04. I need a webcam to do a video conference, but the video quality of the resulting laptop webcam is not good. Want to buy a good USB webcam is expensive too. In addition, the webcam is urgent to...

In the end, Motorola is calling the cameras in the new Moto Z line their most advanced yet, so it should be fun over the coming days to decide if they are or not. But maybe more importantly, we get to decide if they are good enough to compete with the amazing cameras being used by almost everyone else in the industry these days.

Though you could do this directly from the Registry, the easiest way to disable or to uninstall USB devices, including cameras, is with the free utility from Nirsoft, USBDeiew. See the screenshot below:

DroidCam is a tool for the PC which allows users to use their cell phone as a webcam input source.As a Windows application, this program works as a server which your cell phone will connect to, acting as the client. Therefore in order to use your phone's camera as a webcam on Windows, you're required to install the DroidCam app from the Google Play Store. It's free.Turning your phone into a webcam is simpleThe concept is pretty simple and a good one at that. All you have to do is get the program running, configured and setup on your PC and run the Android client. DroidCam will connect either by WiFi, Ethernet or USB.It is advisable to follow all of the steps. Once completed, you can use your Android-powered device and its camera as a webcam for usage on Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams or pretty much any other instant messaging application. DroidCam is therefore an alternative to purchasing a separate webcam for your PC.The application also adds an audio device, thus sharing both video and audio streams.Different resolutions and video quality settingsThe program is able to change which resolutions are being streamed. It supports, by default, 320 x 240 pixels but can achieve an ultimate resolution of 960 x 720 pixels. Though not great, it can be acceptable to use your Android phone as a webcam for certain types of video conferencing.Another application that come to mind when considering programs like this is Iriun Webcam, a program which achieves the same functionality.In closingThough DroidCam might seem a little bit dated by some people, its main function of sharing your phone's camera via stream to your PC as a video input source can be very help in a list of different occasions. We recommend giving it a try.Features of DroidCamIntegrates with tag_hash_110 Google Play, tag_hash_111 Twitch and tag_hash_112 YouTube.Audio: Capture audio from microphone. Effects: Apply various effects to the video feed. FPS: Adjust frame rate up to 60fps. Flip: Flip the image horizontally or vertically. Mirror: Mirror the image horizontally or vertically. Overlay: Add a logo or other overlay to the video feed. Picture-in-Picture: Display both webcam and device camera feeds. Quality: Adjust the video quality and compression. Recording: Record video and audio directly to your computer. Resolution: Adjust output resolution up to 1080p. Rotate: Rotate the image up to 360 degrees. Text: Add text to the video feed. USB: Connect via USB cable. Wireless: Connect to Android devices wirelessly. Zoom: Zoom in and out of the device camera. Compatibility and LicenseDroidCam is provided under a freeware license on Windows from mobile phone tools with no restrictions on usage. Download and installation of this PC software is free and 6.5.2 is the latest version last time we checked.

Similar to the front camera, the rear camera needs a couple of GPIOs configuredas output high and a clock to become responsive to i2c queries. All availableinformation suggests, that the sensor is OV8830. This sensor is also used byother Motorola phones from 2011 (RAZR), has 8MP and uses 0x36 as i2c address.It also has an 16-bit register address interface as far as I could see andseems to be an OV8820:

I've been testing my PowerApp and I have a situation where the Camera control fails. I've set the Camera property to the numeric ID 0 and this works on Iphones, IPads, and even some Android devices like the Galaxy s7 running Android 6.0.1. However on a Motorola Droid Turbo running Android 6.0.1 the camera control will turn black when the camera property has been set to 0. Interestingly the front-facing selfie camera will work when the camera property is set to 1. I've set up a slider to increment the camera property, but 0 through 5 do not operate the rear-facing camera. Furthermore once the PowerApp attempts to set the camera id to 0 on a Moterola Droid Turbo switching back to the front-facing selfie camera results in seeing a gray square with a light gray circle and a forward arrow. If I switch back to the rear-facing camera at this point I see a gray circle with a light gray circle and a backwards arrow. This tells me that 0 and 1 are probably the right ID's to use on the Motorola Droid Turbo, however using the rear-facing camera will break the camera control. It will also prevent the native android camera application from being used on the phone until the phone is restarted. Can someone from the PowerApps team confirm that 0 and 1 are the correct camera parameters to use and that this is consistant from phone to phone? In addition can someone from the PowerApps team replicate this bug or provide a workaround. Perhaps this affects many other Android models... Please help! 17dc91bb1f