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[Q] Video length limit

this might seem like a daft question but i'm wondering if there is any way to remove the video length limit altogether from the camera app so that you can essentially record untill you fill the sdcard?

[Q] Video Recording

Why it is not possible to use full sensor when recording 1080p video on Note? Is there any camera app that can fix this?
*I've tried using lgCamera, but the result is the same as with stock camera. It does not use full sensor when recording in 1080p.

[Q] Low fps video camera on CM7.2

Hi,
I'm having a problem with video recorder in CM7.2 on my Galaxy Mini. On stock rom it was recording with quite good fps, but on cm7.2 it records in 9fps only. Is there any update for it or a way to replace the cm7.2 camera app to other camera app, that records in decent frame rate?
BTW. It's my first post on this forum, so hi everyone

you can try lg camera

Ok, but could you please tell me, how to do that, and where can I get lg camera?

its an app just search for it

I've managed to download this app, but even if I switch recording to 30fps (higher value is not supported and app says, that cannot record video) it doesn't fix my problem... Maybe there is another way?

Have you tried looking into your camera settings?
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In default CM7.2 camcorder there are no options to tweak video recording, settings are only for photo and there are no options for camcorder...
EDIT: Video quality is set to high
EDIT2: I've also tried MIUI camera for CM7 and it also records in low fps

[Q] MediaRecorder() stalls at HD setting on EK-GC100

Hi,
I am trying to record 1280 x 720 video in a simple video recording app., targetted at the Samsung Galaxy Camera.
It is returned as an available size in Camera.getParameters().getSupportedVideoSizes();
The app works at other sizes I have tried, I really want 720 px, and would appreciate any feedback on what might be the problem.
This setting doesn't cause problems on other devices, but I haven't had a chance to hook them up to adb.
Using MediaRecorder.setVideoSize() to set this, the app starts recording video as one would expect, but with the size set to these values, on calling MediaRecorder.stop(); the app freezes and continues to record video, but neither stops nor completes the file write. I am calling the MediaRecorder like this:
mRec.setCamera(camera);
mRec.setVideoSource(MediaRecorder.VideoSource.CAMERA);
mRec.setAudioSource(MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC);
mRec.setOutputFormat(MediaRecorder.OutputFormat.MPEG_4);
mRec.setVideoSize(1280,720);
mRec.setVideoEncoder(MediaRecorder.VideoEncoder.MPEG_4_SP);
mRec.setAudioEncoder(MediaRecorder.AudioEncoder.AMR_NB);
mRec.setPreviewDisplay(sh.getSurface());
mRec.setOutputFile(dirPath + fileName + ".mp4");
mRec.prepare();
mRec.start();​

[DEV] Need help to record video with stable FPS

Hi all!
I am developing an app and need to record video with stable FPS.
My app records a video and a text file while the user presses a button to go through a list of items. The app records in the text file the time of the presses of the button, in order for me to split the video based on these recorded times.
The time recorded comes from a System.UptimeMillis() - varInitialTime each time the button is pressed.
I am using MediaRecorder and have tried recording with many different configs, like using Timelapse profile, disabling sound, setting framerate option on media recorder and others. The Timelapse profile should record with fixed fps, and yet it recorded with variable fps.
I tried also using JavaCV for android, but looks like the E1 can't handle it, as it lagged hard in the few times it opened.
I searched the XDA forums and other android resources on the net to no avail.
So, is it possible to force the MediaRecorder (or similar) to record with a stable fps? Are there any workarounds for this problem?