I am involved in a project to use camera enabled Android devices to
detect cosmic ray events (
http://www.distributedsensorweb.org/wiki/index.php/DECO). It is enjoying
some modest funding from the American Physics Society and interest from
Fermi Labs and Standford Univ.
The intent of the
IF all else fails : put a plug of blu-tack or similar firmly into the hole
the sounds comes from... it solved the proplem for myself, and its easy to
remove with a toothpick !
On 2 September 2012 22:02, Jeffrey Peacock jeffp.ea...@gmail.com wrote:
I am involved in a project to use camera
Jeff,
In the worst case scenario, you could just disassemble the app and
reverse engineer it...
In the best case scenario you should email the developer and ask him
how he's doing it, citing your research as why you need it (providing
proof you won't rip off his app, presumably)..
kris
On Sun,
Have you tried inserting a headphone lead?
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We've tried this. The sound is so percussive (I think) that we only get
a little relief. Also, it won't work when we release the app to the
wild as it is intended to be used by people all over the world to build
a large scale observatory. Mucking/altering the speaker of the phone
isn't
Each of those is possible. Going through the front door channel might
invoke more resistance as it would then be a kind-of official reply. I
was hoping s/he might be on this list.
I'm also betting that someone here knows the answer.
/J
On 09/02/2012 02:49 PM, Kristopher Micinski wrote:
Yup. Sound plays through speaker anyway. But thanks. It shows people
are listening (pun intended) and helpful.
/J
On 09/02/2012 02:50 PM, RichardC wrote:
Have you tried inserting a headphone lead?
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For that specific device, I'm guessing not, this sounds fairly
targeted and (knowing most of the API) nothing stands out to me as a
red flag about how it's done, I'd mess aroudn with the app for a while
and decompile it if I couldn't figure it out..
kris
On Sun, Sep 2, 2012 at 5:42 PM, Jeffrey
After reading this :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10383083/how-to-mute-camera-shutter-sound-on-android-phone
it seems you can best manage this by coding as best you can to disable the
shutter click, and perhaps providing a help screen of tips that will tip
the users on how to manage the
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