Right on Mark, One of the reasons I found out was a lingering process
that was locked it.
I killed that process and the camera service responds fine now.

The second time it did this I found out that after the camera goes
into preview, an image
is snapped (this is the app I am testing that takes pictures
automatically every few
seconds) but right after the first picture is snapped on this phone
the Camera service dies.
This is still puzzling cause like I said earlier this app works fine
on an identical phone.
I will check to see if I am setting the resolution of the preview or
the picture to be something
outside what this camera can handle? Also I saw messages that the
Rolloff feature is not
supported, no idea what that is.
When I set the autofocus in the manifest the phone (again running 2.2)
said that this feature
is not available, which makes no sense since 2.2 does support
autofocus.


On Nov 15, 5:53 pm, Mark Murphy <[email protected]> wrote:
> It seems like the CameraService thinks that the camera is in use. Only
> one application can use the camera at a time. And if an application
> leaks the camera (by not closing it), it might be tied up until the
> process gets terminated or you reboot the phone.
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> On Tue, Nov 15, 2011 at 5:17 PM, kypriakos <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Hi all,
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> > I have been running an activity that access the phone's camera (on
> > Froyo), puts it
> > in preview mode and then snaps and stores a picture. This has been
> > working fine
> > on one phone but on a second phone with the same OS and specs I get
> > the following:
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> > I/#LGIME  ( 1481): #### onStartInput: restarting=false, fieldId=-1
> > I/System.out( 6895): surface created - calling picture ...
> > E/CameraService( 1291): CameraService::connect X (pid 6895, new client
> > 0x1bfc8) rejected. (old pid 5261, old client 0x22798)
> > E/CameraService( 1291): forcefully terminating old client.. ref count
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> > Has anyone seen this before? What would cause the camera service to
> > reject connections to
> > it since the Manifest for the app is the same as on the other phone
> > and it does allow Camera
> > access. Any ideas would be appreciated.
>
> > Thanks
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