who are facing auto-rotate issue use Screen Stabilization some of the devs already implemented like liquid remix,hovoc,msm-xtended
before starting first enable Screen Stabilization and then change these settings
Velocity Friction = 0.4x
Position Friction = 0.4x
Velocity amplitude=2x
won't face any auto-rotate issue
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I love Flip It to rotate my Touch HD interface, but sometimes its also annoying. Flip It requires just a little angle to do a rotate. Is it possible to lower its sensitivity?
Already a thread on this with no solution on how to tweak its sensitivity
Dutty would be your man to enquire with
Hello,
I am creating an application for android for my HD2.
I did everything according to the camera api tutorial but when the preview comes up on te screen the image was flipped horizontally.
I have fixed it by calling the method "setDisplayOrientation" and turning it again 90 degrees.
camera.setDisplayOrientation(90);
camera.startPreview();
But I still see if i rotate my camera slowly to landscape that the image gets skewed a bit . I don't want the image getting skewed when changing from potrait to landscape. The build in android camera app doesn't do this.
Am I forgetting something? Does the SurfaceView has incorrect width/height ?
It must be possible as the standard camera app doesn't skew it when I turn the camera horizontally.
Thx in advance.
Anyone who's had an Android tablet knows that a lot of poorly coded apps get flummoxed by the default 90 degree rotated, landscape orientation of the device.
Thus my question, is the sensor in the Nexus 7 rotated as well? Or is the default orientation set to portrait, the same as a phone?
Google "sensors-overview sensors-coords android" to find the relevant developer page. The specific orientation details are near the bottom: Sensor Coordinate System
"One Screen Turn Deserves Another" is an excellent article that explains the problem quite well.
If anyone who has a preview device could check to see what orientation the N7 uses, that'd be great. I'm hoping for portrait.
zinfinion said:
Anyone who's had an Android tablet knows that a lot of poorly coded apps get flummoxed by the default 90 degree rotated, landscape orientation of the device.
Thus my question, is the sensor in the Nexus 7 rotated as well? Or is the default orientation set to portrait, the same as a phone?
Google "sensors-overview sensors-coords android" to find the relevant developer page. The specific orientation details are near the bottom: Sensor Coordinate System
"One Screen Turn Deserves Another" is an excellent article that explains the problem quite well.
If anyone who has a preview device could check to see what orientation the N7 uses, that'd be great. I'm hoping for portrait.
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I'd assume it would be rotated since they're very intent on educating users on using a 7" tablet in portrait like a book.
Yea I'm gonna say that it's probably not in landscape since the whole UI is portrait based. Seems a bit counter productive to have to rotate the device every time you launch an app.
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DarkRyoushii said:
Yea I'm gonna say that it's probably not in landscape since the whole UI is portrait based. Seems a bit counter productive to have to rotate the device every time you launch an app.
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I'm fairly confident the sensors will be in portrait orientation by default, but confirmation would be nice.
The reason I ask is because my current Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 has the 90 degree offset sensor issue. 99% of the time it's fine. It boots up in portrait, apps launch in portrait (unless landscape only apps, which launch in landscape with no issues). Certain apps that are poorly coded and expect all devices to be portrait by default tend to do all sorts of odd things though. I've only run across a couple in the Play store, and one of those has been fixed.
The real problem lies with custom roms, as all of the ones I have tried default to the landscape sensor orientation (boot orientation when laid flat is landscape), rather than compensate for it (the stock Samsung rom is portrait by default when laid flat). This has led to all sorts of aggravating (and unintentionally hilarious) issues with the custom roms.
So hopefully Google thought this through and the N7 sensor orientation is portrait by default and basically acts like a large phone minus the phone bits.
So we all know the Nexus 4 camera rotates the ENTIRE screen (not just the button orientation) when you go from portrait to landscape. Well, I installed widgetsoid so I can have a custom notification bar widget, a flashlight on the homescreen, and the ability to disable the rotation sensor. Well, on 4.2.2 stock, if the rotation sensor is disabled and you open the camera, the screen won't rotate, but the pictures will be right side up at any orientation!
TL;DR. Disable screen rotation, take a picture. No more screen rotation delay.
Mine is set to blue ink and I barely get a ripple that is colorless. Anyone try this? Also looking for way to re-enable smart rotation.
The ink effect I'm not sure of but I found that I had to be sure that auto rotate had to be enabled in three places to work correctly--Display, Accessibility, and Smart Screen (which is found within display).