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I`m new in Android development. I work with Android version 4.x, and it has emulated web cam with very low resolution, like 640×480.
I need to make an emulated webcam so it will work in high-def modes, like (4320×2880). In android 2.x I used variables hw.camera.maxHorizontalPixels and hw.camera.maxVerticalPixels, but it looks like they don’t work any more in Android 4.x emulator of webcam.
Please assist, how to set high-def camera resolution in new emulator.
Short form: there does not appear to be an option for this today.
Long form:
devices.xml, in your Android directory (e.g.,~/.android/), usesthis XML schemaan XML schema that I cannot find anymore. The only configurable options for the camera appear to be location (front/back), flash, and autofocus. Sincedevices.xmlis what now controls what your emulator behaves like, it would appear that there is no equivalent to the old resolution options.