Hello :o, i have some trouble with my cellphone, it has two cameras and for my application i only need one, when i load the application it detects double camera and i can't see my application. The cellphone can´t decide between frontal camera and back camera. What should i do? Do i have to erase one of the two camera libraries?
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Re: How can i use only one camera from my cellphone? it has 2 ca
Re: How can i use only one camera from my cellphone? it has 2 ca
Re: How can i use only one camera from my cellphone? it has 2 ca
Also, try building with Android API level 9 or higher. You can switch the API by right-clicking on the project and selecting Properties, select the Android section, and select a different target (e.g. Android 2.3.3). That assumes your device has Gingerbread or higher. Does that help?
What version of our SDK are you using? 1.0.6 or the 1.5 beta?
- Kim
Re: How can i use only one camera from my cellphone? it has 2 ca
Please provide the model number of the device. This isn't accessible from Eclipse, you'll need to open the Settings menu on the phone. The menus are a little different depending on the phone, but it's often something like this:
Settings > About Phone > Phone identity > Model number
Also give us the Android OS version number:
Settings > About Phone > Software information > Android version
Thanks,
- Kim
Re: How can i use only one camera from my cellphone? it has 2 ca
Hmm, which device are you using? Let us know the exact model number, you can find this in the Settings > About Phone menu. Also let us know the Android OS version.
QCAR currently only supports the back camera. There shouldn't be an issue with the multiple cameras, however, the SDK should pick the back one automatically... Can you capture the log for a fresh run of the app and either attach here or send to
? You can find the log using the DDMS tool that came with Android or the DDMS perspective in Eclipse.
Thanks!
- Kim
Yep, I saw that. I couldn't tell if it had a FPU processor, but 416MHz is a bad sign. Probably not going to work with our SDK.
- Kim