Somebody already used the FlyCAM-SD 1.3 camera in the XDA II?
http://www.mobileplanet.com/product...Devices&dept_id=3718&pf_id=MP760004&listing=1
Any answer?
It already has a camera?
Perhaps you want it to be more human?
Hi,
The XDA1 doesn't support i/o sd functionality so it won't work on it, but will work on a XDA2, but why would you? it has a cam :lol:
XDA II has a cam but only low resolution (640X480) 300,000 pixels, and no flash, so pictures at night are crap.
FlyCam is 1.3 megapixels and has a flash. Should be more "Human" and provide real pictures like digital cameras.
Has anyone tried it with the XDAII? The supplied driver is only for a model of Ipaq, but I bebeive it should work on our devices. Just don't want to discover after buying it that it doesn't work.
i know, Just buy a cam then instead of that ugly thing on your XDA :twisted:
Web cam / xda II wifi
Hi Raoul
I already have one camera Canon EOS-1Ds 11.1M, to take photos of my girls.
At this time I want to transmit audio video on IP for my office through the XDA II.
Web cam / xda II wifi
The Microsoft portrait works with video and audio on IP, http://research.microsoft.com/~jiangli/portrait/ I hope that you like.
Offtopic:
Raoul, after browsing your website I surpised my girlfriend big time after I downloaded your theme from the movie 'Dil to pagal hai'
Ontopic:
Has anyone managed to get Microsoft Picture to work on an XDAII?
portrait on xdaII/2020
I got a response from the dev-team at MS in June and they had no plans to support the xdaII!
I told them they should!
regrads
MS Portrait
Use MS portrait every day - just 2 show it works PC with webcam watches my apartment & l watch from wherever over gprs.
Set-up?
What camera setup did you use for the XDA2?
I can't find anything that does this on the software that's included with Mio.
Can anyone help me on this one?
ROM R55
The 'Pictures' app included with Windows Mobile PDA/phones should be able to rotate and save pictures - look closely at the buttons on the bottom row when a picture is open.
As for videos, I'm a bit confused! Do you mean you want to temporarily rotate your videos so that you can view them on landscape on your PDA? Then use TCPMP (Google it), a great freeware media player that plays Divx/XviD, WMV, etc etc...
If you mean actually changing say, a 320x240 video to a 240x320 one (permanent rotation), then I dunno!
toomuchdogfur said:
The 'Pictures' app included with Windows Mobile PDA/phones should be able to rotate and save pictures - look closely at the buttons on the bottom row when a picture is open.
As for videos, I'm a bit confused! Do you mean you want to temporarily rotate your videos so that you can view them on landscape on your PDA? Then use TCPMP (Google it), a great freeware media player that plays Divx/XviD, WMV, etc etc...
If you mean actually changing say, a 320x240 video to a 240x320 one (permanent rotation), then I dunno!
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Ah, thank you!
Now I saw it. You will have to View the picture, and then press EDIT. I don't know why this is not available on the thumbnail mode...
Thanks!
About the movie, I've heard about tcpmp, but what I want is to change from 320x240 to 240x320.
Thanks for the info!
Anyone else knows how to accomplish this?
That would take actually re-encoding (I think) which even for a 100MB movie would be a bit too much work for a PPC device.
Such app might exist any way but I don't know any.
Try a desktop app called Virtual Dub. It's free and lets you manipulate just about any format in any way (size, orientation, encoding etc.).
TCPMP can of course rotate to landscape easily.
If you want to reformat the source video itself, as Levenum says, use Virtual Dub and apply a filter to rotate. It doesn't take too long, but is a lossy process because you have to re-encode.
This is definitely not something for the PDA, PC only.
If you're recompressing or reformatting for PDAs, I highly recommend SmartMovie, http://www.lonelycatgames.com/index.php?note=smartmovie&chapter=smartmovie
or Lathe/PocketDivXEncoder
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Humm..
The thing is I can't play 3gp taken by MIO on Nokia phones. I assume that it can be due to "size", but I don't know.
Thanks for all the input!
Well I don't have a clue how MIO's camera apps work, as I only have a HTC Magician, but try and check that your camera is indeed recording apps to standard 3gp - meaning it uses the H.263/H.264 (i forgot which) or MPEG-4 codec.
Also, as far as I know, only the most recent 'N' series of Nokias and some other high-end Nokias use 320x240 resolution screens. For Series40 Nokias (eg. 6230), the screen resolution usually sits at 128x128, with optimal support for 128x96 videos. Series60 (eg. 6600) usually have 176x200 screens, meaning that 176x144 is best for them. If your MIO has any resemblance to my Magician, its camera app should have options for you to take video at these lower resolutions.
As for resizing existing video, yes VirtualDub is the best, but it won't support 3GP (from my experience the MOD version will only do AVIs and MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 reliably). You could try ImTOO MPEG Converter (Google it), which while of dubious coding quality will convert many files to many other files. A free and perhaps better option is SUPER, though be wary as it will spit out some out of sync files on some formats (but theres so bloody many formats supported that it's hard to list them)!
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Well I don't have a clue how MIO's camera apps work, as I only have a HTC Magician, but try and check that your camera is indeed recording apps to standard 3gp - meaning it uses the H.263/H.264 (i forgot which) or MPEG-4 codec.
Also, as far as I know, only the most recent 'N' series of Nokias and some other high-end Nokias use 320x240 resolution screens. For Series40 Nokias (eg. 6230), the screen resolution usually sits at 128x128, with optimal support for 128x96 videos. Series60 (eg. 6600) usually have 176x200 screens, meaning that 176x144 is best for them. If your MIO has any resemblance to my Magician, its camera app should have options for you to take video at these lower resolutions.
As for resizing existing video, yes VirtualDub is the best, but it won't support 3GP (from my experience the MOD version will only do AVIs and MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 reliably). You could try ImTOO MPEG Converter (Google it), which while of dubious coding quality will convert many files to many other files. A free and perhaps better option is SUPER, though be wary as it will spit out some out of sync files on some formats (but theres so bloody many formats supported that it's hard to list them)!
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That's it. Thank you very much!!
I recorded in H.263_AMR 240x320, and since it was sent to a 6630 it wouldn't play it...
I will record and send in 144x176 and try it!
BTW, why does the quality suck on Mio video capture?
Look at these 2 clips and a bit of a picture.
Sorry bout the long reply, been quite busy recently with work!
Anyway, video capture isnt a particularly strong point with Pocket PCs and phones in general... their processors cant capture full 25fps video at high quality - remember thats like taking 25 photos a second! My Magician wont do nice smooth video even at 176x144, and I daresay that the Mio range fares worse since most of them use the slower Windows Mobile 5. Thats just something that no one seems to be able to fix, unfortunately .
However CoolCamera apparently will work better with the camera than the default camera apps... however I don't think its compatible with the Mio. Even if it does, you'll have to pay for it :roll:. Also note that it can only record to AVI - Motion JPEG codec, so it wont play back on Nokias.
EDIT: Not sure if this is the same case with Mios, but on my Magician, formatting the storage card to FAT16 makes a huge difference to read/write times! Try that to speed up your video to storage card!
Hi! is there a way to enable the video camera in full screen mode on the Asus p527, the photo camera is in full screen but not the video. the largest screen size availabe is 176X144. which is pathetic. I did an upgrade to 6.1 a while ago and need to say the overall performance has improved. I've even installed the PHM reg editor, but cant find a way to get it done. since am new to windows mobile would be grateful if any of you Gods could help ... thanx
there is no way to use the camera in full screen mode, even the video playback is not so smooth.
Is there amy good video camera app that lets put in the settings to run the video camera manually
Like filmic pro on iphone etc
Anyone know if there is a way to manually set ISO/Shutter Speed in the Nokia Camera app for recording video? I can do it for photos, but not video, its auto controller in video recording which creates poor results. Or does anyone know any Windows Store apps that allow this for video recording?
Thanks guys! I'm liking the Lumia 1020 so far, long time Android user.