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@ad1562 please use support@dev47apps.com. IIRC there haven't been changes to the usb/device discovery portions. if you could upload/attach a log with the problem happening, that would be great.
This is sad... there is a list of smartphone who have 60 frame on Droid cam ? Or a website to be shure what smartphone buy ?Please see "Android Device Support" at https://droidcam.app/obs/usage/#faq
There is a chance your phone limits 60fps to its own camera app only. The camera probe linked there will show the detected options.
It was a Xiaomi Red Note. Bad smartphone.Unfortunately yes, the reason for this unknown and makes no sense. Generally it's Samsung devices that do this. Google Pixel, OnePlus, and Motorola should be safest options.
i apologize. it is working now. i was still using a "wonky" version of obs that i got as part of twitch's private 2k & 4k beta, and the plugin didnt liked that version at all, couldnt get it to upgrade / install, so it defaulted back to an old one. Now with the regular newst obs, it works fine again, and no more hw-decoding error as i reported earlier last month! Thank you for your hard work!The FPS is determined on the phone side, that should remain unchanged between 2.5.0->.1.
Could you double check that you're using the back camera and the 60fps option is selected in the phone app settings? Does it do 60fps at 1440p?
Audio capture on iPhone is tricky and the app grabs whatever is the default. Normally its very consistent (eg. 44hKhz mono) but if you adjust your audio options or connect / disconnect external mics it might change. Unfortunately there aren't any configurable options for this in the app as of now, and using the internal mic is the safest option.Oh, ok, new problem ! Now, the sound from the mic is ok. But sometimes it is mono (and i don't have any problem on mono.) And when i restart my OBS and droid cam, without any reason, the source audio is stereo. And the nightmare begin. The audio is crakling like hell. How is it possible, with the same setup, to have sometimes everything working with mono, and sometimes, all is bugged with stereo... how ?
White balance controls on Android are unfortunately limited. There are some new APIs in Android 16 but it turns out support for this is not very broad yet.. hopefully newer phones will support this and we'll finally get proper temp/tint options.Any comments on the extended post I created last month about the white balance thing?
And do you also have problems with Samsung phones running EXTREMELY hot when using droidcam?