i dont like the way the standard gallery app shows my files. For instance all the videos are there with thumbnails but no title so some times its hard to see which video is which. When i play the video it brings the title up and i can see what its called but i would like to see a title when looking in the gallery.
Can anyone suggest a way around this or is there a better gallery app in the market that will show my photos and videos with a title.
Thanks
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Image Viewer: http://www.appbrain.com/app/image.viewer
Unlike the stock app this one actually shows your images at their full quality and resolution. o you can zoom into photos.
For browsing videos just open the video player. Maybe you will like mVideoPlayer over the stock app, although it doesn't do 5.1 sound: http://www.appbrain.com/app/afzkl.development.mVideoPlayer
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The default screen capture saves the screenshots in .png format. Is there any option to save/convert as a .jpg file? My Samsung Galaxy SII used to save the screenshots as .jpg
.png is a more efficient format. Why the need for .jpg? Just curious.
You can always convert with a computer.
.png does not open on Blackberry phones I guess. Encountered this when I sent a screenshot to a friend having a Blackberry.
ericshmerick said:
.png is a more efficient format. Why the need for .jpg? Just curious.
You can always convert with a computer.
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.PNG gives an error when trying to send MMS. It can not be read by my famliys' phones.
There are plenty of photo manipulation apps on Market that can open .PNG and save it as .JPG. Also, there are several other screenshot apps that allow you to select the output format. So, either convert the images or get another screenshot app.
OT: .JPG is a lossy format, every time you save something as .JPG it loses some color and pixel information, even opening a .JPG file and then saving it again without any modifications done to it does this.
.PNG however is a completely lossless format, there is no loss of information whatsoever when saving something as .PNG. Also, .PNG does not distort colours or introduce compression artifacts. This is why using .PNG is beneficial in situations where every single pixel matters, and thus I can kind of understand the decision for the screenshooter to save as .PNG; after all, in most cases every single pixel does indeed matter if you're trying to showcase the software.
WereCatf said:
There are plenty of photo manipulation apps on Market that can open .PNG and save it as .JPG. Also, there are several other screenshot apps that allow you to select the output format. So, either convert the images or get another screenshot app.
OT: .JPG is a lossy format, every time you save something as .JPG it loses some color and pixel information, even opening a .JPG file and then saving it again without any modifications done to it does this.
.PNG however is a completely lossless format, there is no loss of information whatsoever when saving something as .PNG. Also, .PNG does not distort colours or introduce compression artifacts. This is why using .PNG is beneficial in situations where every single pixel matters, and thus I can kind of understand the decision for the screenshooter to save as .PNG; after all, in most cases every single pixel does indeed matter if you're trying to showcase the software.
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Thanks good info to know.
After learning how to customize my boot animation and make my own live wallpaper, I started to realize that the images I have to for those animations are not smooth. Mainly because I capped those images from YouTube videos and paste them onto paint, which causes the images to not be perfectly inline. So I am wondering right now if there is a software I could use to turn a video into multiple images that can ultimately make a smooth gif. If there is, that would be awesome, and the printing screen and pasting time would be over for me.
Thank you so much for your time.
P.S. I tried Windows Movie Maker, it does capture images however it automatically adds the captured image to the end of the video, causing the timing of the capture of the next image to not be exact.
use total video converter
u can use total video converter i use it sometimes :fingers-crossed:
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u can use total video converter i use it sometimes :fingers-crossed:
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so i used total video converter. however the interval period is 2 seconds at the minimal.
but i found another software that turns videos into gif
download here:
video-gif-converter.com
and then i extracted the gifs that i made using this:
dkszone.net/extract-and-save-images-from-gif
sorry cant post links
and now i have an awesome, smooth boot animation
So i saw in a friend's iphone that after recording the high fps video, it was possible to edit that original video and edit the slow motion selection whenever they want...
Is this possible in our case (as long as the original 120 fps video is in the phone in the 120p folder)? or will we never be able to edit selections after that one time?
maybe someone develops a video editing app to edit the original video to stretch the timeline again of the original video....
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So i saw in a friend's iphone that after recording the high fps video, it was possible to edit that original video and edit the slow motion selection whenever they want...
Is this possible in our case (as long as the original 120 fps video is in the phone in the 120p folder)? or will we never be able to edit selections after that one time?
maybe someone develops a video editing app to edit the original video to stretch the timeline again of the original video....
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if you have saved the original 120 fps video, you can only edit it again/in album app when you have the Sony Movie Creator installed (look at update center if it isnt installed yet).
now on the video there will appear a little symbol where the video can be opened in movie creator. now you have the possibility to cut the video or to choose a part of the video where you can adjust the speed of the video (1x , 1/2x etc) .
hope this will help
mo120697 said:
if you have saved the original 120 fps video, you can only edit it again/in album app when you have the Sony Movie Creator installed (look at update center if it isnt installed yet).
now on the video there will appear a little symbol where the video can be opened in movie creator. now you have the possibility to cut the video or to choose a part of the video where you can adjust the speed of the video (1x , 1/2x etc) .
hope this will help
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Oh, Thanks a lot man, i never noticed that :silly:
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Oh, Thanks a lot man, i never noticed that :silly:
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no problem
have fun with that
Hi everyone,
I've contacted Huawei a few times, but haven't got an answer.
Does anyone know why the P9 does not support exporting or sharing slowmotion videos? I can only share it on google+, if I do it on instagram, facebook or simply copy and play it on my pc, it plays in regular speed, now slowed down?
What's the point of this function then? Samsung S6 can record the same and simply exports it.
I had a problem were my slow motion videos would only play at normal speed in google photos, I changed the upload setting from high quality to standard alls ok now
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play your recorderd slow mo video and tap the screen while paying, you will get a bar where you can set the time where slow mo begins and where it ends, and you have a save button. The newly saved copie will play slowmo on the desired sport rather than the whole film(if you select from begining to the end, it will be the whole film) however I miss the 2x 4x 8x function that I read about
laser-x said:
play your recorderd slow mo video and tap the screen while paying, you will get a bar where you can set the time where slow mo begins and where it ends, and you have a save button. The newly saved copie will play slowmo on the desired sport rather than the whole film(if you select from begining to the end, it will be the whole film) however I miss the 2x 4x 8x function that I read about
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Thanks for the tips! I can see the bar and adjust it, but I can't find the save button anywhere
I now have the problem, that the slowmo correctly plays on the phone, but when I upload to facebook, the slowmo is gone and the video runs at normal speed. Anyone has an idea how to get the slow video to facebook?
Change to where the slowmotion should be on the video and then save the file. When shared it will play as on the phone.
How do I save the file. I change the beginning and end of the slo mo and then share it to Instagram and Instagram previews in normal speed.
Yes I know that I'm digging up in an old topic, but I find it better to get a proper answer once for all rather than asking the same question several times.
save the video
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How do I save the file. I change the beginning and end of the slo mo and then share it to Instagram and Instagram previews in normal speed.
Yes I know that I'm digging up in an old topic, but I find it better to get a proper answer once for all rather than asking the same question several times.
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I was having the same "issue". Once you edit the video to show the slowmotion part that you want on the upper right part you will see 3 dots, if you hit them you will get an option to save the video. This Option only shows when the video is playing or on pause.
In Google Photos it's easy and possibly!
Instead of opening it from the gallery I opened it from Google photos, from there I shared it to WhatsApp and others with the effect of slow motion at last
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Thanks for the tips! I can see the bar and adjust it, but I can't find the save button anywhere
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after adjusting ..tap on the three dot at the top right corner of the screen there you will see the option to save slow-mo file and voila
jurcc said:
Hi everyone,
I've contacted Huawei a few times, but haven't got an answer.
Does anyone know why the P9 does not support exporting or sharing slowmotion videos? I can only share it on google+, if I do it on instagram, facebook or simply copy and play it on my pc, it plays in regular speed, now slowed down?
What's the point of this function then? Samsung S6 can record the same and simply exports it.
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Download Adobe Premiere Clip from the play store and import your slow motion video in to there. Then you can export it as a new file with slow motion intact.
jurcc said:
Hi everyone,
I've contacted Huawei a few times, but haven't got an answer.
Does anyone know why the P9 does not support exporting or sharing slowmotion videos? I can only share it on google+, if I do it on instagram, facebook or simply copy and play it on my pc, it plays in regular speed, now slowed down?
What's the point of this function then? Samsung S6 can record the same and simply exports it.
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You have to save the slow mo file and export that and it will upload it in slow mo. I do it on IG all the time.
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bic0W8sj6aI/?taken-by=mikeyleeaz
I actually was having the exact same problem, but then i discovered that you simply open your gallery, open your slow-mo video..
Now this is the tricky part :
When you play the video, in the top right corner you'll get the 3 dots option button,click on it and you'll get option to control brightness, audio and there will be an option to save the slow-mo video and share it will play as slow-mo everywhere.
Nite that the 3 dot option button only appears when the video is playing.