Is it possible to shoot e.g. a 4K video and saving it automatically in a connected OTG usb flash drive ?
No.
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Is there any type of acc out there that will enable me to connect my M700 to my TV so that I can play movies stored on it?
only a pc i think
devices without the hardware option of external displays well dont have the option of external display
But
How about a digital TV, LCD with DIV-in HDTV etc'?
There might be a way to stream the video into the USB and then convert it to another digital format via DSP, no?
seriously Laron, the quality would be awful.
You'd be better off with a DVD player (maybe one which does DivX) and use some DVD RWs.
In fact you'd be better off with almost anything else!
trinity cant usb host so it cant stream anything into usb
usb are devided into usb hosts and usb peripherals
the later are "brainless" devices which can only be accessed from an usb host like a pc or a pda which support usb host
maybe via bluetooth or wlan?
for example the bluetooth powerpoint presenter.
this software converts a presentation for your pda and the viewer-software on the pda send it via bluetooth to the presenter - and this via vga to the tv, beamer etc...
i only find such bluetooth prsenters, - only for such presentations...
(h**p://www.infrablue.co.uk/)
but i can't find anything for sending the pda-display live to tv, beamter etc...
can anyone help??
dont believe any of the bluetooths stack out for any pda support any of those profiles
and remaking a whole bluetooth stack for wm would prob take a pretty long time
For anybody that isn't familiar with it, the UG008 is an RK3066 device very similar to the UG007 but in a larger case and with the addition of an external wifi antenna, ethernet port, and an analog A/V port. I went with it primarily because the analog A/V port allows you to connect a set of speakers when using it with an HDMI to DVI adapter (for viewing on a computer monitor) without the need for a separate USB sound card. Anyhow, to get to the point of this post...
Is there any way to add custom resolutions? It has the option for 1080p and 720p but the monitor I'm using has a native resolution of 1680x1050 (16x10). and stretches any non-native resolution to fill the screen. It's not bad in video, but text isn't as crisp as it should be.
Also, I was wondering if there is any way to connect another Android device with a usb cable to transfer files? I tried connecting my Note 2 which automatically launched the gallery app on the UG008 and gave me the option to transfer pictures but no way that I could find to transfer anything else. I assume if I could put the phone into mass storage mode it would work fine but unfortunately they seem to have done away with it in favor of MTP and PTP.
Thanks,
Tony
tonyz2897 said:
For anybody that isn't familiar with it, the UG008 is an RK3066 device very similar to the UG007 but in a larger case and with the addition of an external wifi antenna, ethernet port, and an analog A/V port. I went with it primarily because the analog A/V port allows you to connect a set of speakers when using it with an HDMI to DVI adapter (for viewing on a computer monitor) without the need for a separate USB sound card. Anyhow, to get to the point of this post...
Is there any way to add custom resolutions? It has the option for 1080p and 720p but the monitor I'm using has a native resolution of 1680x1050 (16x10). and stretches any non-native resolution to fill the screen. It's not bad in video, but text isn't as crisp as it should be.
Also, I was wondering if there is any way to connect another Android device with a usb cable to transfer files? I tried connecting my Note 2 which automatically launched the gallery app on the UG008 and gave me the option to transfer pictures but no way that I could find to transfer anything else. I assume if I could put the phone into mass storage mode it would work fine but unfortunately they seem to have done away with it in favor of MTP and PTP.
Thanks,
Tony
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Other than a custom rom I wouldn't know of any other way to handle the resolution issue. No idea on the other device either. My question is on the recovery. Did u get one installed on it?
Hello XDA!
I need to record a 9 Hour 1080p Timelapse with my XPERIA T. Now, storage problem. My XPERIA T has a SD limitation of 32GB.
Connecting a 80GB IDE hard drive via a IDE to USB convertor, and then connect that USB to my phone, via a USB OTG cable that supports charging the phone, and then record that movie directly to the HDD. Sounds crazy, doesnt it? But is is possible?
Gala
Let's say I connect my smartphone's micro USB port to a micro HDMI port of a video handycam, with a MHL cable.
I need to know:
- The pin mapping done by the mhl cable- namely what usb pin is connected to what hdmi pin (I couldn't find on the net).
- How can I capture the audio/video signal output by the camera, with the phone through its micro USB port (I want to write the driver for that).
We suppose the phone doesn't have a dedicated MHL chip (even if it had one, it would be for output from the phone not for input).
Also, I don't want to use Wi-Fi.
Any hint is appreciated.
Thanks.
Hi,
I want to use the DSLR Controller to use my generic Allwin tablet as a camera monitor.
The tablet supports some level of USB OTG as it includes a cable, and thumb drives do work fine on the USB host port, but DSLR controller says my device is incompatible with the USB Host API.
Tablet model number is: "ga10h" and is an Allwin 10.1".
Will there be any way to get the damn thing working? Custom ROMs or firmware I'm open to, as the tablet is disposable.
Thank you