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contaygious Posts: 322

Hey spacer I have been looking for that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Does it work in english too? cuz i can't read that stuff on the page..
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Posted: 2003-01-09 04:02:00
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Spacer Posts: 131

yes just translate italian instruction page with babelfish.altavista.com and download programs(which are in english).
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Posted: 2003-01-09 08:48:00
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woaow Posts: 95

Encoding of the london street cam is done by a Packet Video Server. Fully proprietary... and not available for us.
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Posted: 2003-01-09 09:44:00
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lazarini Posts: > 500

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On 2003-01-09 00:38, Spacer wrote:
btw p800.it just posted page about encoding video for p800!!!
http://www.p800.it/Encoding%20Video.htm


as i nstaled thi software and tried to run one of theyr sample videos there whas no sound why is that ?

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Posted: 2003-01-09 10:06:00
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woaow Posts: 95

No sound : normal when you encode, but just play it afetrwards in the player, you'll have the sound.

Has anyone found how I can change the image size in that software ????

Cheers
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Posted: 2003-01-09 10:34:00
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laffen Posts: > 500

Sorry to disappoint you all, but it's not possible for third parties to develop applications using the P800 camera.

The following was posted by a Senior Java developer at Sony Ericsson to the Developer Zone discussion forum:


For this product no native camera API is disclosed towards third party developers.

I will not elaborate on the exact rationale behind the decision.

In general the following should apply to such API's:

Internal API's require an abstraction layer for acceptable robustness in order to be suitable for public exposure (no pun intended). A public API needs to be concise, well documented and robust.

There may be considerable security/integrity issues associated with disclosing a public camera API. Image capture is a powerful capability in a Internet connected device and could easily be abused by malicious applications without end user awareness.
Vendors that publish such an API take a risk with their product.
A risk assessment could conclude that the immediate availability of network connectivity in combination with image capture is a 'sitting duck waiting for those rogue apps to strike'. Of course for a developer it is a very exciting feature to play with.

In case of the P800 the camera feature is available to end users through the integrated native 'Communicam' application. It offers several ways to share photos with other users over Email,BT,MMS, for inclusion in contacts, showing a photo of a calling party, etc.

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Disclaimer: The material provided is aimed at clarifying functionality towards the developer 'engineer-to-engineer' and shall in no way be taken as an official company statement.

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Posted: 2003-01-09 10:47:00
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jplacson Posts: > 500

That's dumb... Nokia's 7650 has that functionality.

Well, maybe it's just a LEGAL thing for SE... Remember that SONY got into trouble for their "x-ray" vision handycam a while back... maybe they're just paranoid.

The fact that the camera has a smooth viewfinder means that there IS a way to make it a video cam...

Geez, even for just short video clips to email, etc...something that complies with the MPG4 standard and can be played back on the P800 WITH AUDIO.

The BEST would be something made by Packet video for live streaming! Damn, have you guys tried the Live Camera links??!?!?! Incredibly smooth STREAMING video over GPRS!!!!
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Posted: 2003-01-09 11:05:00
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lazarini Posts: > 500

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On 2003-01-09 10:34, woaow wrote:
No sound : normal when you encode, but just play it afetrwards in the player, you'll have the sound.

Has anyone found how I can change the image size in that software ????

Cheers


ure right the sound is there i just made an mp4 and it works fine so here is my another question whats the settings tu use and stil get respectable qualiti and smaller size for example in default seetings 800kbs and 64kbs per sound my video mpg witch i transformed original size whas round 9mb as an mp4 its 5mb ...

how to get smaler size of the mp4 and still respectable quality ?

@ laffen i read that before and this realy sucks .
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Posted: 2003-01-09 11:13:00
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pitviper Posts: 62

What security issues?!?!?!?
About the most people would see from a hacked P800 would be the inside of someone's jacket pocket.
Secondly what a ridiculous attitude to take, it's like saying as you can use cars to kill people no-one is now allowed to drive.
SE Twat!

As an aside what's the odds of SE releasing a movie app for the P800 but requiring you to pay say £40 for the privilege?


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Posted: 2003-01-09 11:14:00
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Funkyberry Posts: 31

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On 2003-01-09 00:38, Spacer wrote:
btw p800.it just posted page about encoding video for p800!!!
http://www.p800.it/Encoding%20Video.htm


WOW!! How cool!! The song they're encoding is Spirit Carries On, by Dream Theater - one of the best Progressive Rock bands around... They are like my favourite band, and that song Spirit Carries On is probably one of their finest songs (which I can play on my piano almost perfectly now!!)

If anyone likes really hard and fast guitar solos (like just slinging flight of the bumble bee into a guitar solo), then check out that dude John Petrucci! He is something special, and in the running for one of the worlds best guitarists (according to guitar mags)...


Sorry but I was a bit excited to see that

Oh by the way, if anyone wants to see photos of Dream Theater in concert, then click here for the photos when I went to see them a couple of months back : http://www.funkyberry.com/dt20022.htm




-funkyberry-
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Posted: 2003-01-09 11:56:00
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