Hi, you can try Settings/More camera sounds, and untick "Shutter sounds", but if that doesn't work for video, it may be something that isn't supported (it seems that many devices ignore that setting, especially for video - and the "stock" camera app doesn't have to go through the Android API that 3rd party camera apps have to use).
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2014-12-13
Post awaiting moderation for 6 days. is there a problem with site?
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No problem, I just get quite a lot of Open Camera emails etc, so takes a while to catch up with them :)
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Anonymous
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2014-12-07
hi
when video capture button pressed, phone goes silent mode for 1 second (or 0,5). And then again passes the previous state. So that we don't hear shutter sound.
this can produce with codes.
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Thanks - though according to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10383083/how-to-mute-camera-shutter-sound-on-android-phone , that method doesn't work on all devices either. I'd rather stick with the new Android 4.2 method of disabling the source, and if a manufacturer doesn't support disabling source for photo and/or video, it's not clear the older method of disabling sound will work either.
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2014-12-14
or can use this code
this.mHandler.sendEmptyMessageDelayed(?, ?);
thanks.
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Hi, it really awesome app and I like very much. I don't like video shutter, galaxy s5 do it by itself app (4.4.2). Can you make it silent. thanks.
Hi, you can try Settings/More camera sounds, and untick "Shutter sounds", but if that doesn't work for video, it may be something that isn't supported (it seems that many devices ignore that setting, especially for video - and the "stock" camera app doesn't have to go through the Android API that 3rd party camera apps have to use).
Last edit: Mark 2014-11-23
Post awaiting moderation for 6 days. is there a problem with site?
No problem, I just get quite a lot of Open Camera emails etc, so takes a while to catch up with them :)
hi
when video capture button pressed, phone goes silent mode for 1 second (or 0,5). And then again passes the previous state. So that we don't hear shutter sound.
this can produce with codes.
I'm not sure I understand you - e.g., "passes the previous state" or "this can produce with codes"?
hi,
I am sorry my english
when video capture button pressed, phone goes silent mode for 1 second (or 0,5), in the end of time silent mode is off.
would help you a simple code
//when video capture button pressed, run this code
mAudioManager.setRingerMode(AudioManager.RINGER_MODE_SILENT);
//wait 1 second (or 0,5) then run this code
mAudioManager.setRingerMode(AudioManager.RINGER_MODE_NORMAL);
I hope help for you.
thanks.
Thanks - though according to http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10383083/how-to-mute-camera-shutter-sound-on-android-phone , that method doesn't work on all devices either. I'd rather stick with the new Android 4.2 method of disabling the source, and if a manufacturer doesn't support disabling source for photo and/or video, it's not clear the older method of disabling sound will work either.
or can use this code
this.mHandler.sendEmptyMessageDelayed(?, ?);
thanks.