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  • Posted a comment on ticket #854 on Open Camera

    I have similar problem with Cubot King Kong Mini 2 phone (Android 10). Additionally when I choose the photo gallery from Open Camera UI it will sometimes oddly open Messages app so that I could start a new chat! I don't know, if it works better, if I setup the card as extension of internal storage, instead of portable storage. Maybe this is Android problem that should be reported elsewhere?

  • Posted a comment on discussion General Discussion on Open Camera

    What is LOS?

  • Posted a comment on discussion General Discussion on Open Camera

    Resetting settings did not help.

  • Posted a comment on discussion General Discussion on Open Camera

    I wanted to use SD card, because my Cubot King Kong Mini 2 has only 32GB of internal storage. It has Android 10. If I use an SD card folder as destination folder, it happens for some photos shot by Open Camera that photos do not appear in Google Photos app even I see them by Files app. And when I tap the gallery button in Open Camera it sometimes opens Google Photos, sometimes Messages app. Do you have the same issue with the same or other phone? Could it be that the SD card is just too old?

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on Open Camera

    Oh, too bad if they force to use the bundled camera app. Why they do this?

  • Posted a comment on discussion General Discussion on Open Camera

    Oh, too bad if they force to use the bundled camera app. Why they do this?

  • Posted a comment on ticket #105 on eSpeak: speech synthesis

    Correct way to call espeak is $ cat test.txt | espeak --stdin -wtest.wav or $ espeak -ftest.txt -wtest.wav When using one of these, there is no such issue.

  • Modified a comment on ticket #105 on eSpeak: speech synthesis

    Workaround is to use $ espeak --stdout | avconv -i - -c:a copy file.wav 2>/dev/null...

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