With root explorer mounted rw and copy the .xml file system / etc then delete from vendor / lib file and paste the .so files in system / lib.I got a rooted 6P running 7.1.1 (N4F26T) and a rooted 5X running 7.1.2 (NPG05D) with the latest Camera NX installed. I don't know why it works on my 5X but doesn't work on my 6P.
What I did is copy that two "libmmcamera_imx377.so" and "liboemcamera.so" files to vendor/lib, just overwrite those two old files which are having the exact same name by using "Solid Explorer". After rebooting the device, then open Camera NX, it works, although it still got a bit laggy, obviously it is much smooth than before in terms of 60fps.
Then I tried to do the same thing on my 6P, I'm not sure why "Solid Explorer" didn't allow me to copy that two files to vendor/lib this time, then I tried to launch the Camera NX and the stock Google Camera, both of them were not working, just shown up a black screen...
And now, I have already reflashed a vendor image and backed to the initial state. So.. could anyone tell me what's was happening, how could I paste that two files successfully? Thank you so much.
With root explorer mounted rw and copy the .xml file system / etc then delete from vendor / lib file and paste the .so files in system / lib.
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use camera nx 5.5.1?I did follow what you mentioned, copy "media_profiles.xml" and paste into system/etc, and delete that two original files "libmmcamera_imx377.so" and "liboemcamera.so" from vendor/lib, then paste two new "libmmcamera_imx377.so" and "liboemcamera.so" files to system / lib.
But it still doesn't work for me, camera app couldn't launch normally, black screen...
240fps enabled causes app to fc that's why its technically disabled while it shows 120fps its actually configured as 240fps but registers as 120fps maybe camera nx dev would be able to fix the fc
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definitely skip some steps, mounts Root Explorer rw, do the procedure that I told you and restarts, in the camera settings, you should have the ability to switch between 30 and 60fps
I record at 120fps, 240fps for serving the app update that solves the problemIs recorded as 120 fps but is it really 240 fps? Or do it record it at 120 fps?
definitely skip some steps, mounts Root Explorer rw, do the procedure that I told you and restarts, in the camera settings, you should have the ability to switch between 30 and 60fps
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What do you mean mount root explorer rw? I'm not understand
definitely skip some steps, mounts Root Explorer rw, do the procedure that I told you and restarts, in the camera settings, you should have the ability to switch between 30 and 60fps
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What do you mean mount root explorer rw? I'm not understand
rw=rewritable
ro=read only
you must copy the files by putting rescrivible mode, to do that using Root Explorer, if you have no clear evidence these concepts have a look at some tutorials.
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to return to the camera stock, flashing vendori tried with 3 root browse apps R/W to replace lib files and no chance...now i can´t use my camera , i made backup tu lib files but i forgot to do the xml backup...what to do ? :-/
Even me facing same problem in my nexus 6pI got a rooted 6P running 7.1.1 (N4F26T) and a rooted 5X running 7.1.2 (NPG05D) with the latest Camera NX installed. I don't know why it works on my 5X but doesn't work on my 6P.
What I did is copy that two "libmmcamera_imx377.so" and "liboemcamera.so" files to vendor/lib, just overwrite those two old files which are having the exact same name by using "Solid Explorer". After rebooting the device, then open Camera NX, it works, although it still got a bit laggy, obviously it is much smooth than before in terms of 60fps.
Then I tried to do the same thing on my 6P, I'm not sure why "Solid Explorer" didn't allow me to copy that two files to vendor/lib this time, then I tried to launch the Camera NX and the stock Google Camera, both of them were not working, just shown up a black screen...
And now, I have already reflashed a vendor image and backed to the initial state. So.. could anyone tell me what's was happening, how could I paste that two files successfully? Thank you so much.
[HIDE][STRIKE]Made this app to make it easier to copy modified Libs
There three things you can do with the
Backup original lib
Install Modified lib
Install Custom Media Profile .
The lib may work Nexus 5X as Well.
To get 60fps working
1. Install Lib Changer.
2. Install Freedcam.
3. Run Libchanger
3.5 Grant app root permission
4.Tap on the blue are with SELECT MOD
5.Select 60fps_1080p you be asked to be reboot .
6. After Reboot relaunch lib Changer if freedcam is installed Tap on the Yellow Area to install Custom media profile.
7.Start Freedcam In the menu scroll down to api tap on it and select camera1 make sure it's not in camera 2 mode.
8. Scroll up whilst still the menu select 1080pHFR in video Menu if its not showing exit relaunch lib changer repeat step 6.
9. If had to repeat step 6 start freedam then in mode select right side of ui select Movie Mode if video profile is set to 1080HFR and lib is applied click on the shutter button to start Recording .
10. Enjoy 60fps Video
Latest Freedcam Build -?> [url]https://github.com/troop/FreeDcam/releases[/url]
Sample Video [media=youtube]UBMuIA0vkdc[/media]
Update ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 11/18/2016 ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
app-release.apk Supports N and MM also added HTC10 60fps[/STRIKE][/HIDE]
Thanks @drago10029 and @jal3223 for testingMade this app to make it easier to copy modified Libs
There three things you can do with the
Backup original lib
Install Modified lib
Install Custom Media Profile .
The lib may work Nexus 5X as Well.
To get 60fps working
1. Install Lib Changer.
2. Install Freedcam.
3. Run Libchanger
3.5 Grant app root permission
4.Tap on the blue are with SELECT MOD
5.Select 60fps_1080p you be asked to be reboot .
6. After Reboot relaunch lib Changer if freedcam is installed Tap on the Yellow Area to install Custom media profile.
7.Start Freedcam In the menu scroll down to api tap on it and select camera1 make sure it's not in camera 2 mode.
8. Scroll up whilst still the menu select 1080pHFR in video Menu if its not showing exit relaunch lib changer repeat step 6.
9. If had to repeat step 6 start freedam then in mode select right side of ui select Movie Mode if video profile is set to 1080HFR and lib is applied click on the shutter button to start Recording .
10. Enjoy 60fps Video
Latest Freedcam Build -?> https://github.com/troop/FreeDcam/releases
If you like my work donate link in my profile
"In Case vendor/lib tripping delete libmmcamera_imx377.so from vendor/lib/ and copy modded lib to /system/lib/ instead
Set Chmod 644 or rw-r-r permission*
Im on 7.1.1 pure nexus and did this. 60fps videos looked great but Stock camera works but slow motion crash . so I restore vandor and then freedcam started crashing. I'm in a dilemma, can't I have both? I'm doing something wrong?