Does anyone know of a way to take an external video, through any means, whether its hdmi/component/etc into a phone and then have the phone recognize that as a camera source?
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My webcam has a built in microphone but the recording quality is ****. Is there a way I can use my phone as a microphone instead? Thanks.
or even if anyone knows of maybe a reg hack to make the recording tool in the note program longer, i think it's like 30 seconds but theres gotta be a way to extend it to a couple minutes, right?
There is a commercial software to make your device a webcam for computer (which includes mic)
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There is a commercial software to make your device a webcam for computer (which includes mic)
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Do you know the name of this software?
Hi,
I was just wondering if there is a device out there that does video out, but can display a seperate program on the video out port?
I.e Have GPS running on the main screen of the device, while the device outputs a media play on the video out port. Sorta like extended mode on desktop PC's.
I know some in car GPS systems do this, but im wondering if theres any hand held devices that do this.
Any device you guys know of?
Thanks!
Hi fellas,
I fly FPV and I wanted to use my Infuse to record the AV footage by splitting the video cable which goes to my monitor to my hdmi chord/dongle for the infuse.
The AV equipment has low resolution 640x480 if I'm lucky.
Would this idea work? There is no audio as my transmitter does not have a mic but If I could use a screen capture software on my phone to record my flights that would be fantastic. Is this possible? To use the HDMI dongle as an AV in to stream live video on my phone (assuming there is an app) basically using my phone as a DVR.
Thanks for any helpful response.
no but it would be cool to use a transmitter as reciever.... I mean if a PC needs a dedicated video capture device rather than the monitor-out going both ways then why would a cell phone be likely to work like that? if USB hosting gets figured out in the kernel and a USB video capture device was used the sure but the mhl is a 1 way device as far as anyone knows.
you may as well get a laptop and usb video capture card then copy the file to the phone.
Guess the laptop is as good as any it's a shame though
The transmitter that I was talking about is the transmitter on the aircraft transmitting the image which is being viewed on a monitor
I destroyed my gopro in a crash so I was looking for alternate solutions without having to buy anything as I am dirt poor
thanks a lot for your input
Can Android Box record the screen, internal sound and microphone at the same time?
Previously I managed to record screen, internal sound and microphone also connecting a capture card from PC to Smartphone via OTG and USB webcam app (apparently HDMI Input from capture card is translated to UVC, the same signal like a webcam),
if a smartphone can do this, Android Box probably could too, but I don't know how smooth the recording can be on Android Box, on my Smartphone, I managed to record 1080p60fps smoothly, maybe you guys can test my experiment, I plan to buy Android Box with 4GB RAM and 32GB Storage also already on Android 10 or 11
An app I use :
Wondershare InScrn (for Screen Record)
USB Camera (for reading HDMI capture card input)
Hardware I use :
My PC (or whatever thing output HDMI signal)
HDMI Capture Card
My Phone (It Sony Xperia XZ2)
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Can Android Box record the screen, internal sound and microphone at the same time? Previously I managed to record screen, internal sound and microphone also connecting a capture card from PC to Smartphone via OTG and USB webcam app (apparently...
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Can Android Box record the screen, internal sound and microphone at the same time?
Previously I managed to record screen, internal sound and microphone also connecting a capture card from PC to Smartphone via OTG and USB webcam app (apparently HDMI Input from capture card is translated to UVC, the same signal like a webcam),
if a smartphone can do this, Android Box probably could too, but I don't know how smooth the recording can be on Android Box, on my Smartphone, I managed to record 1080p60fps smoothly, maybe you guys can test my experiment, I plan to buy Android Box with 4GB RAM and 32GB Storage also already on Android 10 or 11
An app I use :
Wondershare InScrn (for Screen Record)
USB Camera (for reading HDMI capture card input)
Hardware I use :
My PC (or whatever thing output HDMI signal)
HDMI Capture Card
My Phone (It Sony Xperia XZ2)