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I know this question has been asked before but its been a long time. Asking this question again to gather any new hacks/thoughts/approaches. I need to access both front and back camera simultaneously. So far I have tried implementations using android camera API ( Dual Camera- by Jens ) and camera2 API. Both implementations work fine on devices having hardware support(Dual Image Signal Processors) for dual camera feature.I have tested and both implementations works fine on HTC one M8(Snapdragon 801) & Xiaomi Mi4(Snapdragon 801). Both implementations fails on Samsung s6 even though it's hardware

I'm currently working on a cool Android game which was about to be released real soon. Some of our beta testers started complaining that the game crashes with the “too many open files” error message. I've tried simulating this problem on the AVD emulator but couldn't reproduce the error. Afterwards, I realized that only our Galaxy S3 and Asus Nexus 7 testers were complaining. I found this bug issue on Android's bug tracker and it sounds quite similar to what is happening to me. This sounds like a serious architecture problem which effects all internal SD card devices. These devices are limited

So, this question has been asked in many forms on this forum but none of the answers are helping me. I have a bug which I've only been able to reproduce on the Samsung Galaxy S3. I want to simply take and store a photo using the phone's camera, but my Activity is being destroyed before I ever hear back from onActivityResult. This ONLY happens when I use the camera in portrait mode, in landscape mode it's fine. I'm using this code to launch the camera: Intent intent = new Intent(MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE); startActivityForResult(intent, Config.ACTIVITY_TAKE_PHOTO); In portrait mode, I

I found a 3D graphics framework for Android called Rajawali and I am learning how to use it. I followed the most basic tutorial which is rendering a shpere object with a 1024x512 size jpg image for the texture. It worked fine on Galaxy Nexus, but it didn't work on the Galaxy Player GB70. When I say it didn't work, I mean that the object appears but the texture is not rendered. Eventually, I changed some parameters that I use for the Rajawali framework when creating textures and got it to work. Here is what I found out. The cause was coming from where the GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER was being set.

After upgrading Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900F to Lollipop (Android 5.0) I noticed strange behavior: not all breakpoints are being caught within Android Studio. Here is environment description and my observations Windows 8.1 x64 Android Studio 1.0.2 with SDK Tools 24.0.2 Sun jdk1.7.0_55 under SDK emulator all breakpoints are caught under Genymotion all breakpoints are caught under Galaxy S3 with 4.4.4 all breakpoints are caught under Galaxy S5 SM-G900F with 5.0 not all exceptions are caught I tried rebooting phone, rebooting dev machine, turning on/off debugging in dev options, using USB drivers

The new Samsung Galaxy S4 have and interesting new type of gestures called " Air Gesture " that use an infrared sensor to process users hand movement in front of the screen, adding a " pre-touch "/" proximity " event, in wich the fingers are detected before the touch. I'd like to use this " Floating Touch " event in one of my apps. I searched both on Google and in the Samsung Developers Center, but I coudnt find any API or information about that. Are the API available or is too early? Does someone have any link/info? http://www.samsung.com/global/microsite/galaxys4/lifetask.html#page=airview

I'm trying to record audio signals from 2 in-built microphone(bottom, top) at the same time. I can pick up bottom microphone signal using MediaRecorder.AudioSource.MIC and top microphone signal using MediaRecorder.AudioSource.CAMCORDER I can record separately but I want to record at the same time from 2 microphones. Does anyone know how to record simultaneously? I tried & or | operator but I can get only 1 channel signal. I use Galaxy S2 device. I will appreciate any response :) Thanks in advance. There is a misconception that in devices with 2 microphones, both the microphones will be used