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jamiescott Posts: 51

Well I'm certainly going to get a second one to muck about with if no one's figured it out by the first big price drop (I don't want to take the risk with my first one, I want her to last a while)
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Posted: 2002-12-05 14:13:00
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DmX Posts: 335

New: Video Recording with Audio on Wind Operator (ITA)
There has been a new Video recording software released. Its called VideoMMS and it is an advanced video capturing program. With this application you are able to record video of maximum 100kb, but you can set the bitrate, framerate and video dimension. You are also able to send the clip via MMS and even view it on the phone in full screen. Unfortunately its available for WIND (Italian Operator) customers only and is downloadable via GPRS. The size is 157Kbytes (SIS) and it costs 0.60

www.allabouter6.com

they have video with audio now
and we dont even have video by it self!

this really sucks!!!

7650 and 3650 are going to have things better than the P800
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Posted: 2002-12-05 14:19:00
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DmX Posts: 335

New: Video Recording with Audio on Wind Operator (ITA)
There has been a new Video recording software released. Its called VideoMMS and it is an advanced video capturing program. With this application you are able to record video of maximum 100kb, but you can set the bitrate, framerate and video dimension. You are also able to send the clip via MMS and even view it on the phone in full screen. Unfortunately its available for WIND (Italian Operator) customers only and is downloadable via GPRS. The size is 157Kbytes (SIS) and it costs 0.60

www.allabouter6.com

they have video with audio now
and we dont even have video by it self!

this really sucks!!!

7650 and 3650 are going to have some things better than the P800
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Posted: 2002-12-05 14:19:00
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gadgetboytom Posts: > 500

oh please!

it wont take 5 min to figure out how to use the camera in 3rd party apps


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Posted: 2002-12-05 14:28:00
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webwatcher Posts: 216

Relaxed every API is hackable! don't worry.. within a few weeks the will have it running, .. like the X-box.. no no.. you can not hack it.. it's unpossible! well as everyone now it;s hackable

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Posted: 2002-12-05 14:59:00
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jamiescott Posts: 51

not just every API, every piece of hardware of software, at the end of the day, they're configured to work one way, all you have to do is know how to re-configure them to do what you want them to, I remember doing my self PS1 hack before it was the done thing, i had so much fun, luckily I had 6 of them to muck about with, even though it only took me 4
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Posted: 2002-12-05 15:07:00
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faca Posts: 192

@gadgetboytom: Have you ever done any Symbian programming? Maybe you or webwatcher could explain to us how a 'Symbian API' can be hacked?

I'm afraid that video recording and other camera apps just won't be possilble on the P800...


[ This Message was edited by: faca on 2002-12-05 14:33 ]
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Posted: 2002-12-05 15:27:00
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gadgetboytom Posts: > 500

it dont need to be "hacked" as such it needs to be mapped to make it avalible for use by 3rd party apps

it exists as hardware in the os its just a case of figuring out how to access the api


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Posted: 2002-12-05 15:35:00
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cykor Posts: 37

yes it's totally useless for hiding the API...

and maybe it's much more dangerous than releasing it...
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Posted: 2002-12-05 15:43:00
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faca Posts: 192


@gadgetboytom: But, you're just guessing here, right? You don't really know? Well, my guess is that if SE doesn't want others to access the camera API in their product, then you won't be able to access it no matter what you do. And even if some 'hacker' finds a way to do it (no software company would risk doing that because they could get in trouble with SE), I'm not so sure I would want to install any such software on my phone because who knows what else it does (sends random SMS/MMS messages to people, records entered passwords and then sends them somewhere, takes pictures or records sound when you don't want to and then sends that somewhere etc.).

Anyway, not exposing a camera API to developers is big big minus for P800. I afraid that Series 60 devices (7650, 3650, future Siemens, Samsung and Panasonic smartphones) will have much much better software than P800 will.



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Posted: 2002-12-05 15:52:00
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