How to: test GStreamer-droid based camera support in Ubuntu Touch (for Halium 7.1 based port)
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@peat_psuwit this seems to no longer be necessary: UPDATED: If you're running arm64 image, please also run apt install gstreamer1.0-droid nemo-qtmultimedia-plugins. => packages were already installed with the branch.
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If you are tired of always reinstalling the patched camera app, because there is already a newer version of the stock camera app (https://gitlab.com/peat-psuwit/camera-app/-/issues/2), I created a "version-bumped" version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sV8te8sS-a7qCd-bjmEWxl0UFJo-Ma-9/view?usp=sharing
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@Luksus Hello. I have already install Ubuntu touch on my Xperia X (suzu F5121). I already have download your package "version-bumped". Can you tell me how to install it please ? or which commands should i run ?
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@Stef7773 If your xperia x uses arm64 version og Ubuntu touch, this camera app version will not work for you.
If you are on a armv7 system you just need to install it with the openstore. -
@Stef7773 Did you read the beginning of this thread, there is a detailed explanation what else needs to be done to install this camera app. Its not only changes in the app itself, unfortunately
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Is it understood why HDR photo mode is gone in this new camera app? It was a very nice feature and it's sad to have to trade it off for video recording. Any hope to get it back?
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@Flohack My bad. Thank you very much.
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@Luksus
my version is armhf can i do it with the open store ? and how ? I m sorry, is my first time doing this with ubuntu touch. I have experience with linux mint but this is harder i think. -
@peat_psuwit Hello. I did what you write on the post but I' m getting an error: Fatal error: Could not find package(s)
Should i do this in fastboot mode (blue light) or adb mode (green light) or neither ? what can i do ? help please.
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@Stef7773 if you downloaded it to your phone, you can browse to to the download folder with the Filebrowser app.
Then tap on the file. It should provide the option to open the click-file with the Openstore app.But as @Flohack already said: to use this app version, you need to have installed the gst-droid patch, as described in the first post.
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Yes i understand what you are saying. But i dont know how to install the gst-droid patch. i get a fatal error. Maybe im doing it in the wrong cause i get this message:
sudo umount /lib/udev/rules.d/70-android.rules
[sudo] password for stefano:
umount: /lib/udev/rules.d/70-android.rules: no mount point specified. -
@Stef7773 Maybe your port has mounted this folder in a different location, what does mount | grep android.rules give you
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@Luksus Thank you for bringing the version issue to my attention. I've rebased and released the new version based on version 3.1.3 (with version bump, of course). Also, I've also switched to GitLab-hosted link. Please report any problem on downloading the app!
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@Flohack said in How to: test GStreamer-droid based camera support in Ubuntu Touch (for Halium 7.1 based port):
mount | grep android.rules
Hi. I think i don t have anything for udev rules. Should i put something here ?
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@Stef7773 No, please execute the command as I wrote it
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@Flohack Hello again. I tried everything and nothing happens. I also did in fastboot mode and adb and nothing happens. I m sorry.
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You are running this on your host still.
You need to connect to your phone or use terminal-app.
