Hi,
I couldn't make a 3g video call on my UK unlocked Dell Streak.
How can I enable 3g video calls ?
Thanks.
Video call is not supported.
I think you may use IP video call.
Really ?
That's too bad.
Is there any chance that it will be supported in future updates ?
Is this a limitation of the Android OS ?
This is really a funny situation. My basic Nokia phone can do 3g video calls. Why isn't it supported ?
Any ideas ?
don't you think it's weird...
I don't think there are any apps that can use it. Fring maybe?
But itshouldn't be enabled with any 3rd party application.
It shouldbe supported by the internal dialer so that the incoming 3g video calls can be received.
Idon'tunderstand why it's not supported.
Maybe in Froyo ? (2.2)
Fring support video calls... as long as the other phone has Fring installed. However, if you've seen\tried Facetime on the iPhone4, you're gonna hate it.
Froyo will bring native video calling application for the Dell Streak. Something to definitely look forward to.
cue_32 said:
Fring support video calls... as long as the other phone has Fring installed. However, if you've seen\tried Facetime on the iPhone4, you're gonna hate it.
Froyo will bring native video calling application for the Dell Streak. Something to definitely look forward to.
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really ?
does froyo have video calls support ?
and Dell will use it as it is ?
mrmrmrmr said:
really ?
does froyo have video calls support ?
and Dell will use it as it is ?
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Froyo is not necessarily the one that will bring you Video Calling, it's Dell that has to make the app included with the Froyo update.
Froyo's features are mainly speed and performance related (Introduction of JIT compiler, better memory management, etc..), and some extras including Google to Chrome. (a really nice feature I must say), and voice and gesture control.
Again, its all up to Dell...
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So i have the euro Diamond with the front face cam and im in the US...since we cant really use the front face cam for video calls...i wanted to know if there is a app out there (or in dev) that would allow me to use the cam for video calls over WiFi with people who are on AIM, MSN, or iChat, or any other chat service/app...
Yeah if the Skype client would do this then it'd be fab.
Seems unlikely though. Too much bandwidth.
eh i guess not...
Is this what u mean??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=411169&highlight=webcam
NisseDILLIGAF said:
Is this what u mean??
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=411169&highlight=webcam
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umm no not that...basically, i was thinking of an app which will let me video chat with other people on their computers (they will be using their webcam) while ill be on my diamond using the front faced camera...so video calls on WiFi...but using an app to communicate with other people on AIM, or iChat, or MSN, etc.
Malik05 said:
umm no not that...basically, i was thinking of an app which will let me video chat with other people on their computers (they will be using their webcam) while ill be on my diamond using the front faced camera...so video calls on WiFi...but using an app to communicate with other people on AIM, or iChat, or MSN, etc.
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aha .. without you using the computer at all .. just the phone over wifi ...ok, now I get it
EDIT: Found this... http://research.microsoft.com/mcom/portrait/
NisseDILLIGAF said:
aha .. without you using the computer at all .. just the phone over wifi ...ok, now I get it
EDIT: Found this... http://research.microsoft.com/mcom/portrait/
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w0w...haha thats one helluva PDA...video chatting over dial-up...i love the idea!! lol
can someone post here if they get microsoft portrait 3.1 to work. afaik you need .net passport and i can not find out how to sign up for that
irus said:
can someone post here if they get microsoft portrait 3.1 to work. afaik you need .net passport and i can not find out how to sign up for that
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Yes I had the same problem, I deinstalled it already.
It is also not possible to choose cam2: (front cam)
this is a really really old non-finished project...Passport does not even exist anymore...
The front cam is not supporting it seems so i too uninstalled and i have to look for some other alternative.
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I agree 100% using the front camera on skype or msn would be really cool.
try this: http://www.barablu.com/pages/download.aspx
thanks.. nice program.. this maybe achieve the topic starter target ...
Here i quote from Barablu website
Not just a pretty face!
Still dreaming about the day you can see who you are talking to on your mobile – sci-fi style?
With the latest version of barablu you can do exactly that! FREE.
Video calls are now MOBILE!
barablu enables you to receive free video calls on your mobile*. See who you are talking to, no matter where you are in the world!
Mobile video calls are possible between PC and mobile users where both devices have the latest version of barablu installed. Although the mobile user will see the PC users, the PC user won’t be able to see the mobile user (yet).
How do I make a mobile video call?
Easy. Download the latest version of barablu, get a webcam and start making free video calls.
If your friend does not have a webcam, he will still see you, but you won’t see him. This principle is the same for mobile video calls. The person on the mobile will see you, but you won’t see him.
How much does it cost?
Nothing…absolutely zero*.
Did you know?
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*to use barablu on your mobile you will need an Internet data plan
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Source: http://www.barablu.com/pages/products/video_calling.aspx
SKYPE or FRING on Earpiece Speaker?? How??
Im really happy with my new Xperia but I have bought mainly to use it with Skype, SkypeIN and Skype Out..
The problem is that newest Skype Mobile for Pocket Pc and also newest FRING for pocket PC work only through the loudspeaker or a headset.
That is really ridiculous and impossible to have a normal conversation over a loudspeaker which creates a huge echo with the inbuilt microphone.
Is there any easy to use application allowing us to redirect VOICE at Skype or Fring into Earpiece regular speaker??
I have found Switch which is causing a lot of hassle to be used with newest Skype.
Another versions of SKYPE and FRING have been released but there is still no support for internal earpiece speaker in xperia.
Do you know any other ways to normally use Skype over the gprs/3g on Sony Xperia X1??
Best
Michael
How did you not find the answer immediately by searching? If you type almost anything sensible into almost any appropriate search box you'll come across the solution, which is a program called Troca2 (commonly referred to on here as SkypeFix since someone made a zip file with that name).
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How did you not find the answer immediately by searching? If you type almost anything sensible into almost any appropriate search box you'll come across the solution, which is a program called Troca2 (commonly referred to on here as SkypeFix since someone made a zip file with that name).
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Its starting to look a lot like christmas.
not, what im looking for..
Of course I have found it here but thats not what Im looking for AT45.
Its not a fix, its a solution to redirect all the sounds.
How do you suppose to know when someone is going to call you to turn this software on in advance.
How are you going to use your phone all day without the sounds and ringtones?
Its not a solution at all for serious skype, fring users. Im looking for something which changes skype / fring only and doesnt redirect all the sounds in to the ear piece.
It should be a dedicated fix or registry change for skype / fring calls ONLY with the rskype/fring ringtones working of a loudspeaker.
Best
Michael
Use an earpiece will work perfectly
What is Fring, Nimbuzz and Skype support doing about it? Do they know? Maybe a few more people need to tell the programmers of thoose skype clients about this problem.
Works finally with FRING !!!
kantorer said:
Use an earpiece will work perfectly
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what program are you talking about ??
nurps said:
What is Fring, Nimbuzz and Skype support doing about it? Do they know? Maybe a few more people need to tell the programmers of thoose skype clients about this problem.
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I have emailed both companies and got NO replies saying that it cant be done in the near future...
However FRING people has done it. That works fine with FRING now !!!!!!!!
There are still some minor issues about fring loosing connection and only available status can be used but at least FRING is better using skype protocole than skype itself.
Best
Michael
check out this workaround for switching earpieces.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3153030&postcount=61
Is there a way to automatically record all calls made to or from the phone? I would like something that would also email the recordings to my email address to prevent the memory on the phone from being used up with this.
Just Curious
Russ
I use a program called Vito Audio Notes Touch and it has an option to auto record calls. The interface of the program is very basic and it works well on a touch screen phone. I was also surprised at how good the recording quality is on the TP2 with this application.
Thanks, that looks good, I will try it out and see!
If anyone should know of a free alternative, please let me know!
Russ
kd8fre said:
Is there a way to automatically record all calls made to or from the phone?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=536472
mastermarv said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=536472
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Thanks for the info, i have installed it and will be testing, but this looks great.
Russ
Originally Posted by mastermarv
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=536472
i have been using this app acr for a couple of months now, on the t-mobile wing and t-mobile tp2, and it works perfect look no further this is what you want. it lets you record incoming and out going call and store them anywhere(on device mem, or storage card). if you let some one use your phone no one will ever know that their being recorded.
and on that note on my t-mobile tp2 with stocked rom, when i make a call and it is going through i just press menu and i have a opion on the menu that says record and it does. this one you need to actative it your self!!!
but the acr app (the one above it does it by itself)
hope this helps all
This software is working wonderfully for recording, now if I could just get it to email the files to me
This is definitely a good answer to this issue though.
KD8FRE
Is there any In Call Recorder application which can record both caller and reciever's speech and work well on HD2 with Android OS? thx~
also interested
No one knows?
You can try this:
copy in your browser:
androidpit.de/de/android/market/apps/app/com.killermobile.totalrecall.trial/Total-Recall-Call-Recorder
does it work for u or did u just copy it here ? it says in comments it doesnt work with a lot of phones properly ... but doing a quick research for other record apps , it looks like its still our best bet others are even worse
ultimate voice recorder works for me
Ryan Cordero said:
ultimate voice recorder works for me
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Where u got it from? Seems like its been pulled from the android market. ..
It only creates a blank record file while recording a call...
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Where u got it from? Seems like its been pulled from the android market. ..
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http://www.fingertip-access.com/
I can hear both sides of the call clearly.
And its still on the market place for 5 bucks.
As long as Android doesn't provide the necessary API's, you won't find a decent solution.
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http://www.fingertip-access.com/
I can hear both sides of the call clearly.
And its still on the market place for 5 bucks.
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I just checked all my calls and it seams that only calls between me and the wifey (att dumbphone) are the only calls i can hear both parties loud and clear.
Other likes my brother (tmobile mytouch) and sister (att samsung somecrap) I can only hear myself talking.
so did any if ya got a recording app to work on the HD 2 ??
So, I had this awesome phone call recording software on my Touch Pro 2.. Recorded every call I made and converted it to MP3.. I used it multiple times...
1.) in proving to warranty techs that I had followed the guidelines I had been told on the phone
2.) when I stopped paying attention to what my girl was saying, i could always review what she had been screaming at me about later.
3.) If I was getting info, I would never need to write it down, as I could always just playback the call later and get the address/contact info/etc.
So, now I actually need to pay attention to what my girl is saying and carry a pen with me and have gotten screwed already by a technician... and I am not happy...
I saw that there is software already out for HTC: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/record-phone-calls-on-your-hero/
Is there anything like this for the Epic?
http://gpsmaestro.com/how-to-record-calls-on-android-phones/
You might have a look at this.
EDIT: But I'm with you - that was a great feature of Windows Mobile. As I recall, EnergyROM on my Fuze had it built in to the dialer.
I am also interested to know!
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k0nane said:
http://gpsmaestro.com/how-to-record-calls-on-android-phones/
You might have a look at this.
EDIT: But I'm with you - that was a great feature of Windows Mobile. As I recall, EnergyROM on my Fuze had it built in to the dialer.
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It has to use Google Voice (which I dont use) and only does incoming calls. When I am calling support lines, its an outgoing call for me.. so this doesnt work.. but thanks.