Today I already received two car docks for the promised N1, but no N1
yet :-)
Hopefully it will arrive soon, or at least some status update from
Google. Is the Android team on holidays? I wish they will return with
some new features soon...
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Are you sure that the missing PUSH_BUFFERS are the reason?
I have tried with and without on 1.6 but the preview data is still
random.
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Yesterday I uploaded two apps to the market, Ambient Light Sensor
and later Sipdroid.
While editing they already showed in the list as Saved Draft but
after clicking Publish - Save they still remain with that status,
and they don't show up in the market itself. I can't browse or
download them.
Yes, the two are checked. Anything else you can think of?
Thanks,
Pascal
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The solution is easy:
There are two buttons Publish and Save. If you click Save it
will be saved as a draft. If you click Publish it gets published.
Easy, isn't it?
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I am using network sockets in a multi-threaded application, and I am
struggling with crashes. Using gdbclient/gdbserver I found it c
crashing in memory allocation. Looks like memory got corrupted
somehow.
What is your experience/knowledge? Is it okay to run multi-threaded
networking applications
I already found the error in AudioRecord which I also used. Will
post a patch for code review soon.
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I would also like to know the answer since the above hack is no more
allowed in cupcake (permission problem).
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Yes, that would be great.
I have been able to test my app running in foreground. In background
will be much better. It sometimes just needs to take a snapshot so
there is no problem with the battery.
When implementing you have to take care about the locking mechanism.
As you know the camera can
Please also try to address my last question Can this be done from
within a service (no activity)?. Since a service does not have a UI I
don't see how I can start a preview from there. I want to take the
picture from the service running in the background.
On the G1!
On 20 Jan., 18:22, Dave Sparks davidspa...@android.com wrote:
Is this on the emulator or on G1?
On Jan 18, 12:40 pm, Pascal Merle pme...@kph.uni-mainz.de wrote:
I am standing a bit in the dark with the android.hardware.Camera
class.
What I tried to do is taking a picture
I found the answer to my last question: Use the
android.hardware.Camera class instead. However, I got another problem
with that one, see my other thread!
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I am standing a bit in the dark with the android.hardware.Camera
class.
What I tried to do is taking a picture without starting preview first:
Camera mCamera = Camera.open();
mCamera.takePicture(null, null, mPictureCallback);
In the callback routine I get JPEG data of
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