[Q] Video Recording Shutter Sound
So my only complaint with the Axon Pro is that if you use any application other than the normal camera app to shoot a video, it has a really loud shutter sound notifying you that it's recording. It doesn't make the sound in the camera app, so far I have tested it on Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook Messenger. There is no shutter sound setting in the camera app. My phone is on silent and it still makes the noise.
Is there any way to remove that? I'm assuming you can do it with root access once this phone is rootable.
Whoops misread.
You're likely unable to do this without root. In several countries, it's illegal to have no shutter sound on your camera to prevent voyeurs from secretly snapping pictures and video in places you're not supposed to.
I wanted to double check, but by turning off the shutter tone under the camera settings, you also disable the tone for video.
Just FYI.
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I know that iPhone have this feature. User can instantly switching between front and rear camera to record video. Don't get confuse with dual camera mode, which records video on one file with thumbnail within. A friend of mine was wondering if the Note 3 have this feature or not. I tried to google around but it seems to me that this feature does not exist at all. Can a user on Note 3 record a video via rear camera and instantly switch to front camera and record video? Does anyone know if there is some sort of app to do that? Thanks in advance.
It doesnt mather if i record with google camera or snapchat. The sound is always noise. Check my URL
https://youtu.be/HDf8uNGrkBk
Any ideas?
Since I have succesfully activated HAL3 on our device, I started getting amazing pictures with the help Google Camera. The noise reduction is off, the quality is crystal-clear, which means that we haveamazing sensors on both our cameras, the rear and front one.
But even with this feature turned on, the quality of the built-in cameras of Instagram, Skype, Google Duo , Whatsapp and Viber offer a very low quality of the image even when taking photos but most important - when making a video call. The quality is awfull, just like the stock camera with it's noise reduction on. Blury image and very low FPS while in a videocall. We have great camera modules on our phone, so how to find in the ROMs a way to make these apps use the best quality available of our cameras? Is it related to HAL1 or HAL3 or is there a code in the kernel that can be modified? Or what is the key to make it work better?
When opening the video camera of the stock camera app - the image is clear and the noise-reduction is off...so it is amazing, even the fps is high, no glicthes. As soon as I switch the camera back to the photo, I get a blury image and low fps in of the viewfinder.... exaclty the same is within any of the above meantioned apps. How to make a better camera quality when using them? I haven't found any solution anywhere on the XDA forum not even on the 4pda forum.
Am I the only one concerned about this fact?
The front camera of this device is OV5675 Sensore and read on their page, it says it can handle video recording of Full HD at 60FPS
Than why did the MIUI limit it's capabilities so low? To make it look like a cheap sensor and sell the phone as budget?
Anyone?
Is there any camera app that let me fully control the camera? Video recording precisely.
The most important option for me is [email protected] + ability to control parameters like iso, shutter speed and locking the exposure.
As you all know, these idiots removed pro mode from official camera app and this phone is literally unusable for video recording. They even removed [email protected] from camera2 API, so external video recording apps are unable to record 4k 60 fps video using official API.
Maybe some devs found some workarounds?
When I use the front camera on a video chat and try using other apps, the camera automatically shuts down. Therefore, im nt being able to multitask and attend a video call. any suggestions on how to clear this up?
It's a bug I encountered so far. To troubleshoot it: when you started the video call, activate the multitask (recent apps), in this way the chat will be reduced to PiP. At least I use this method when I'm making a video call on WhatsApp, and it works.