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Root Fixing the Camcorder for cm7 temporarily

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ccsoccer03

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Can the camcorder on the droidx be easily hacked with moto files to support 720p?I know its not the "cyanogenmod" way because we want it to be aosp.... but i mean for now? I've been playing with the media profile file under system/etc and I know it effects it... but is it that simple?
 
The all-in-one fixes have used proprietary moto files as well, so there's no compunction about creating fixes to load on top of CM7 that have proprietary files in them.

The issue is that nobody has figured out a way to do it yet.
 
Well these are the settings on the Motorola media profiles.xml
-<CamcorderProfiles> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="high"> <Video frameRate="30" height="720" width="1280" bitRate="10000000" codec="h264"/> <Audio bitRate="96000" codec="aac" channels="2" sampleRate="44100"/> </EncoderProfile> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="low"> <Video frameRate="20" height="144" width="176" bitRate="96000" codec="m4v"/> <Audio bitRate="12200" codec="amrnb" channels="1" sampleRate="8000"/> </EncoderProfile> <ImageEncoding quality="90"/> <ImageEncoding quality="80"/> <ImageEncoding quality="70"/> <ImageDecoding memCap="20000000"/> <Camera previewFrameRate="0"/> </CamcorderProfiles> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="3gp"/> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="mp4"/>
<!-- If a codec is not enabled, it is invisible to the applications In other words, the applications won't be able to use the codec or query the capabilities of the codec at all if it is disabled -->
<VideoEncoderCap name="h264" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="h263" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="m4v" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="aac" maxBitRate="96000" minBitRate="8192" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="16000" minSampleRate="16000"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="amrnb" maxBitRate="12200" minBitRate="5525" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="8000" minSampleRate="8000"/>
<!-- FIXME: We do not check decoder capabilities at present At present, we only check whether windows media is visible for TEST applications. For other applications, we do not perform any checks at all. -->
<VideoDecoderCap name="wmv" enabled="true"/> <AudioDecoderCap name="wma" enabled="true"/> </MediaSettings>

And here are those same settings in the all in one fix

CamcorderProfiles> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="high"> <Video frameRate="25" height="480" width="720" bitRate="3000000" codec="h264"/> <Audio bitRate="96000" codec="aac" channels="1" sampleRate="16000"/> </EncoderProfile> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="low"> <Video frameRate="20" height="144" width="176" bitRate="96000" codec="m4v"/> <Audio bitRate="12200" codec="amrnb" channels="1" sampleRate="8000"/> </EncoderProfile> <ImageEncoding quality="90"/> <ImageEncoding quality="80"/> <ImageEncoding quality="70"/> <ImageDecoding memCap="20000000"/> <Camera previewFrameRate="0"/> </CamcorderProfiles> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="3gp"/> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="mp4"/>
<!-- If a codec is not enabled, it is invisible to the applications In other words, the applications won't be able to use the codec or query the capabilities of the codec at all if it is disabled -->
<VideoEncoderCap name="h264" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="h263" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="m4v" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="aac" maxBitRate="96000" minBitRate="8192" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="16000" minSampleRate="16000"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="amrnb" maxBitRate="12200" minBitRate="5525" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="8000" minSampleRate="8000"/>
<!-- FIXME: We do not check decoder capabilities at present At present, we only check whether windows media is visible for TEST applications. For other applications, we do not perform any checks at all. -->
<VideoDecoderCap name="wmv" enabled="true"/> <AudioDecoderCap name="wma" enabled="true"/> </MediaSettings>


and I also found there are more settings that are in the build.prop on the motorola software, which is not the case in cyanogenmod. I dont know if these are just for the blur camera, or if there are settings missing from the prop on cyanogen.

ro.media.camcorder.720p=3gp,m4v,30,10000000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.d1NTSC=3gp,h264,30,6000000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.vga=3gp,h264,30,4000000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.cif=3gp,h264,30,1500000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.qvga=3gp,h264,15,500000,aac,32000,16000,2
ro.media.camcorder.mms=3gp,h264,15,128000,amrnb,12200,8000,1
ro.media.capture.maxres=8m
ro.media.capture.fast.fps=4
ro.media.capture.slow.fps=60
ro.media.capture.flash=led
ro.media.capture.classification=classD
ro.media.capture.useDFR=1
ro.media.camera.focal=3564.0,3564.0
ro.media.camera.principal=1632.0,1224.0
ro.media.camera.skew=0.0
ro.media.camera.distortion=0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
ro.media.camera.calresolution=3264,2448
ro.media.capture.shuttertone=1
ro.media.capture.torchIntensity=50
ro.media.sensor.orient=90
ro.media.panorama.defres=2048x1536
ro.media.panorama.frameres=1280x720
ro.media.capture.prevfps=28
 
ccsoccer03 said:
Well these are the settings on the Motorola media profiles.xml
-<CamcorderProfiles> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="high"> <Video frameRate="30" height="720" width="1280" bitRate="10000000" codec="h264"/> <Audio bitRate="96000" codec="aac" channels="2" sampleRate="44100"/> </EncoderProfile> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="low"> <Video frameRate="20" height="144" width="176" bitRate="96000" codec="m4v"/> <Audio bitRate="12200" codec="amrnb" channels="1" sampleRate="8000"/> </EncoderProfile> <ImageEncoding quality="90"/> <ImageEncoding quality="80"/> <ImageEncoding quality="70"/> <ImageDecoding memCap="20000000"/> <Camera previewFrameRate="0"/> </CamcorderProfiles> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="3gp"/> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="mp4"/>
<!-- If a codec is not enabled, it is invisible to the applications In other words, the applications won't be able to use the codec or query the capabilities of the codec at all if it is disabled -->
<VideoEncoderCap name="h264" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="h263" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="m4v" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="aac" maxBitRate="96000" minBitRate="8192" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="16000" minSampleRate="16000"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="amrnb" maxBitRate="12200" minBitRate="5525" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="8000" minSampleRate="8000"/>
<!-- FIXME: We do not check decoder capabilities at present At present, we only check whether windows media is visible for TEST applications. For other applications, we do not perform any checks at all. -->
<VideoDecoderCap name="wmv" enabled="true"/> <AudioDecoderCap name="wma" enabled="true"/> </MediaSettings>

And here are those same settings in the all in one fix

CamcorderProfiles> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="high"> <Video frameRate="25" height="480" width="720" bitRate="3000000" codec="h264"/> <Audio bitRate="96000" codec="aac" channels="1" sampleRate="16000"/> </EncoderProfile> -<EncoderProfile duration="60" fileFormat="mp4" quality="low"> <Video frameRate="20" height="144" width="176" bitRate="96000" codec="m4v"/> <Audio bitRate="12200" codec="amrnb" channels="1" sampleRate="8000"/> </EncoderProfile> <ImageEncoding quality="90"/> <ImageEncoding quality="80"/> <ImageEncoding quality="70"/> <ImageDecoding memCap="20000000"/> <Camera previewFrameRate="0"/> </CamcorderProfiles> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="3gp"/> <EncoderOutputFileFormat name="mp4"/>
<!-- If a codec is not enabled, it is invisible to the applications In other words, the applications won't be able to use the codec or query the capabilities of the codec at all if it is disabled -->
<VideoEncoderCap name="h264" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="h263" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <VideoEncoderCap name="m4v" maxFrameRate="30" minFrameRate="1" maxFrameHeight="480" minFrameHeight="144" maxFrameWidth="720" minFrameWidth="176" maxBitRate="8000000" minBitRate="64000" enabled="true"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="aac" maxBitRate="96000" minBitRate="8192" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="16000" minSampleRate="16000"/> <AudioEncoderCap name="amrnb" maxBitRate="12200" minBitRate="5525" enabled="true" maxChannels="1" minChannels="1" maxSampleRate="8000" minSampleRate="8000"/>
<!-- FIXME: We do not check decoder capabilities at present At present, we only check whether windows media is visible for TEST applications. For other applications, we do not perform any checks at all. -->
<VideoDecoderCap name="wmv" enabled="true"/> <AudioDecoderCap name="wma" enabled="true"/> </MediaSettings>


and I also found there are more settings that are in the build.prop on the motorola software, which is not the case in cyanogenmod. I dont know if these are just for the blur camera, or if there are settings missing from the prop on cyanogen.

ro.media.camcorder.720p=3gp,m4v,30,10000000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.d1NTSC=3gp,h264,30,6000000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.vga=3gp,h264,30,4000000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.cif=3gp,h264,30,1500000,aac,96000,44100,2
ro.media.camcorder.qvga=3gp,h264,15,500000,aac,32000,16000,2
ro.media.camcorder.mms=3gp,h264,15,128000,amrnb,12200,8000,1
ro.media.capture.maxres=8m
ro.media.capture.fast.fps=4
ro.media.capture.slow.fps=60
ro.media.capture.flash=led
ro.media.capture.classification=classD
ro.media.capture.useDFR=1
ro.media.camera.focal=3564.0,3564.0
ro.media.camera.principal=1632.0,1224.0
ro.media.camera.skew=0.0
ro.media.camera.distortion=0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
ro.media.camera.calresolution=3264,2448
ro.media.capture.shuttertone=1
ro.media.capture.torchIntensity=50
ro.media.sensor.orient=90
ro.media.panorama.defres=2048x1536
ro.media.panorama.frameres=1280x720
ro.media.capture.prevfps=28
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You do realize you just downgraded your video quality from 720p (1280x720) to a much, much, much lower res at 720x480...
 
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