Ping ?
Anybody managing a frame rate != 17fps on pre-Froyo ? On non-Desire
Froyo ?
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Is MediaRecorder strictly devoted to SDcard recording ? Does streaming
void the warranty ?
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Hello,
I'm using MediaRecorder.setOutputFile(FileDescriptor fd) over a UNIX
socket, so that local code on the device can see the encoded stream in
real time (for video streaming out).
What I observed is that the encoder doesn't write encoded frames
continuously, when they are produced, but by
Hello,
I'm using the H264 encoder on a Froyo HTC Desire. Parsing the
generated 3GP stream allows to identify individual frames, and their
timing.
Now it turns out that:
(1) MediaRecorder.setVideoFrameRate() doesn't affect the average
frame rate, which is always close to 17fps, regardless of
On Jul 24, 6:39 pm, Joseph Earl joseph.w.e...@gmail.com wrote:
For accessing a private member you'd have to use Reflection.
Can't help you on the first point though I'm afraid.
Thanks anyway.
The solution I've come up with, is to create a pair of connected
LocalSockets in addition to my
On Jul 26, 11:09 am, Alexandre Ferrieux alexandre.ferri...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Jul 24, 6:39 pm, Joseph Earl joseph.w.e...@gmail.com wrote:
For accessing a private member you'd have to use Reflection.
Can't help you on the first point though I'm afraid.
Thanks anyway.
The solution I've
Hi,
The documentation for FileDescriptor says it is The lowest-level
representation of a file, device, or socket.
I see that some classes like FileOutputStream and LocalSocket expose a
getFD(), but Socket doesn't.
How do you get at a true (INET) socket's fd ?
Alternatively, how do you get at
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