Does this occur on any other devices, if you have them to test with? Can you show your basic code for how you queue up the camera, and also your basic Android build permissions in build.settings?
It does not happen on any other devices I tested with yet, which includes HTC Desire S, iPhone 4, Samsung Galaxy S3, Acer Iconia Tablet, and probably some others I don’t know about anymore.
As far as I know, the problem occured only on Samsung Galaxy Express.
The parts of the code that take the picture look as follows:
local function onButtonRelease( event ) local btn = event.target if(btn.id == "takePictureButton") then if media.hasSource( media.Camera ) then media.show( media.Camera, pictureTaken, {baseDir = system.TemporaryDirectory, filename = nextImageFileName, type = "image"} ) else native.showAlert( appTools.translate("app\_title"), appTools.translate("message\_no\_camera"), { appTools.translate("label\_ok") } ) end ... ... ...
Does this occur on any other devices, if you have them to test with? Can you show your basic code for how you queue up the camera, and also your basic Android build permissions in build.settings?
It does not happen on any other devices I tested with yet, which includes HTC Desire S, iPhone 4, Samsung Galaxy S3, Acer Iconia Tablet, and probably some others I don’t know about anymore.
As far as I know, the problem occured only on Samsung Galaxy Express.
The parts of the code that take the picture look as follows:
local function onButtonRelease( event ) local btn = event.target if(btn.id == "takePictureButton") then if media.hasSource( media.Camera ) then media.show( media.Camera, pictureTaken, {baseDir = system.TemporaryDirectory, filename = nextImageFileName, type = "image"} ) else native.showAlert( appTools.translate("app\_title"), appTools.translate("message\_no\_camera"), { appTools.translate("label\_ok") } ) end ... ... ...