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I'm looking for writing virtual camera drivers. Does anybody has idea? Any book that would be helpful or any link. Adding more details: I have developed a device driver which saves the image to disk and the display uses the device driver to display the image. The performance does not seem good. The fns. that I have used are: //to capture GetDesktopWindow() CreateCompatibleBitmap() Save() //to display WM_MOUSEMOVE giving a call to capture and display every time but the display is not continuous and appears only after window goes out of focus and comes in focus again Should I use some other

I want to find device specification of a mobile phone for examples, the device manufacturer, model no ( and may be types of sensors in the device, wifi chipset etc..). I want to get the device manufacture/model number (eg. Samsung GT-I9100 i.e Galaxy S2) programmatically. The manufacture/model number is also used in Google Play when installing an app. I want to use this information to make some configuration changes in my hardware dependent app (for eg. power measurement). You can get as below: String deviceName = android.os.Build.MODEL; String deviceMan = android.os.Build.MANUFACTURER; For

I would like to know what events in remote physical devices trigger ACTION_ACL_CONNECTED and ACTION_ACL_DISCONNECTED in a listening device. My test results make no sense. I have gathered several devices within a few decimeters of each other: a Galaxy Tab P7500 running Android 3.1 an i5500 phone running Android 2.2 a WinXP PC with a bluetooth USB dongle two headsets with on/off buttons First, I pair manually with all devices from the Tab. Neither the PC nor the phone are paired with any other device but the Tab. (One of the headsets can never be found by the tab in any way, but it can easily be

Is there a way to detect if the device I'm currently running on has a hardware keyboard installed? How do I query device capabilities anyway? "The flags provided by getResources().getConfiguration().keyboard are a good way of checking which keyboard (if any) is available." [1] http://d.android.com/reference/android/content/res/Configuration.html#keyboard Use the following method to ascertain presence of hard keyboard at any time: (To my knowledge, soft keyboards all lack the features tested below ) public static boolean isHardKB(Context ctx) { Configuration cf = ctx.getResources()

How exactly does Bluetooth paring work? What is communicated between each device during the pairing process? I was told if you had device-A wanting to pair with device-B : A sends a 'unique key' to device B on some wavelength/frequency B returns an 'echo' back to A , and hence the devices pair. +-----+ key +-----+ | | ----> | | | A | | B | | | <---- | | +-----+ echoed +-----+ This seems to be inaccurate, so would anyone be able to either expand further or actually explain how/what is communicated to result in a successful pairing of the devices? I was thinking of incorporating some of this