Can you somehow trick an app into thinking its moving for example by providing fake values to gyroscope and accelerometer.
Related
I've been searching everywhere for an app to mirror, morph/warp and record the user's face through the camera in real-time. I can't recall the name of the iOS-app that does this, but the question is if there is an app like that for Android?
If not, why? Is it not possible due to API or something?
Does anyone know whether or not this phone actually has a gyroscope? Does anyone know of a surefire way to test?
Edit: So sensor testers on the play store report it as not having a gyroscope the the VirtualSensor xposed module says that is does (it's for creating a virtual gyroscope from the accelerometer and magnetometer but it looks for a gyroscope so that actual gyroscope values don't get overwritten). So it may have a gyroscope that's not implemented software wise for some reason. Or I'm reading it wrong.
No, this phone does not have gyroscope.
Hi,
Response of gyroscope to rotation/orientation is bit delayed and lagging. You will not feel it unless you play games on this device. For instance pubg with gyroscope on in pubg setting, it changes orientation with your movement after some lag and that's very frustrating. If you want to check it quickly whether this problem is there in your set or not without actually playing the game you can open compass app of this device and try to change orientation of phone rapidly, you'll see it moves its compass needles with small amount of delay i.e. it doesn't change with your motion instantly. Can you please provide any workaround for this?
Thanks,
Anuj
An easy way to test this is to run a 360° video on YouTube. It's quite frustrating.
Hope someone provides a workaround soon.
Turn off auto/adaptive brightness. It should now work smoothly. Same was happening with me, gyro lag and kind of bit delay. Even I tried resetting the phone but no luck. And finally I found the solution by turning off auto brightness and it works smoothly.
very sorry to say but Gyro is a Hardware issue. it cant be solved
Well yeah, I think all realme phones have this issue.
I'm using realme 3 Pro, auto rotate (& other movements) are very slow there too
I have a big problem on my pocophone, when i recording in 4k 60fps my câmera app closes beacause my phone is overheating, i cant record more than 1 minute, i can disable this? Or convert the camera app to a user app? Only system apps have this problem, i tried to convert to a user app but i have a problem with mount system, i tried to download titanium backup but the app not works more, anyone can help me? (Sorry for my bad english, i'm from brazil)
Can't you use Open Camera, or lower the resolution of your integrated camera app?
I don't have a Pocophone, so not sure how to navigate the settings.
michaelmouton510 said:
Can't you use Open Camera, or lower the resolution of your integrated camera app?
I don't have a Pocophone, so not sure how to navigate the settings.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
What is open camera? Yes i can lower the resolution but if a need to record in 4k 60 fps the app closes itself, i want to disable this overheating protection or change the app to user app, in games my phone is much more heat but it's safe
GALO_DE_KALSA said:
I have a big problem on my pocophone, when i recording in 4k 60fps my câmera app closes beacause my phone is overheating, i cant record more than 1 minute, i can disable this? Or convert the camera app to a user app? Only system apps have this problem, i tried to convert to a user app but i have a problem with mount system
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
At it's runtime it doesn't matter whether an app is a system app or an user app: both use the hardware resources ( RAM, CPU, GPU ) as needed in same way to successfully run.
Only difference between a system app and an user app is that a system app can get rolled back to it's initial version in case it got updated: that's not possible with an user app.
Ii's absolutely common that when you use your phone’s camera for longer time that your phone is heated up. This generally happens when you shoot high quality for recording videos as this increases temperature. Therefore, you should reduce the footage quality and try to record short videos to reduce the temperature that increases while using.
Hello,
I have a Mate 20 Pro and wanted to start some VR videos. To my surprise, any video or virtual reality application did not work correctly (as the movement was slow).
Checking with any test application of the sensors of my terminal, they all say that I have a gyroscope but also it does not work in all while all the other sensors do it correctly.
Something similar happened to someone? I read in some places that they talk about activating the gyroscope but you need to be root. Likewise, if it is a phone that natively has that sensor, I do not understand why it should be activated.
Thanks so much for any help!