Actually, you can do it by yourself
Just open the camera_config.xml
Yea this works with Verizon and I moved both camera_config and media_profiles. Be cautioned however that I have broken the "mode" button on the back camera. Aka I can't take panoramas anymore. I don't know if it's a problem with this file or the original 60fps mod or if I did something my self
I'm on Verizon and I have broken then mode button on my back camera. Whenever I click it, the camera app crashes... Any advice?Actually, you can do it by yourself
loot for those lines
<item name="mode_rear_supported">
mode_normal,
mode_panorama,
mode_dual_camera
and add mode_slow_motion (don't forget the , after dual_camera) like this ->
<item name="mode_rear_supported">
mode_normal,
mode_panorama,
mode_dual_camera,
mode_slow_motion
and VOILA!!
lemme know if it worked for you too, it did for me
It must be this profile as it still works on the 60fps one. Where do I move to again? Drawing a blank here
I fixed it by manually editing the camera_config.xml. And you move the files like this
Hi,your instructions were very helpful, everything works.Thank you very much.Please tell me how I can make camera to operate when battery capacity is below 5%.That would be very useful indeed.Actually, you can do it by yourself
loot for those lines
<item name="mode_rear_supported">
mode_normal,
mode_panorama,
mode_dual_camera
and add mode_slow_motion (don't forget the , after dual_camera) like this ->
<item name="mode_rear_supported">
mode_normal,
mode_panorama,
mode_dual_camera,
mode_slow_motion
and VOILA!!
lemme know if it worked for you too, it did for me
I actually found the fix for this. In the camera_config the "mode_slow_motion" is off:
I don't have a clue... but I'll see what I can do
Hum.. did ya mess with the camera_config.xml??
I don't have a clue... but I'll see what I can do
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Hum.. did ya mess with the camera_config.xml??
To answer both of you, yes I did mess with the camera_config.xml. And after going through that and comparing it to the stock xml O decided to try deleting the "mode_slow_motion" and it worked! Thanks for the replies anyways!
No, u can just have the photo quality increased without messing with the video. If u can't do it yourself i can mod the file for you and upload it if u want.
So you don't want higher bitrate or 60fps for videos? Just 100% photo quality?that would be good
I can post the file for you tomorrow morning, but u should know that at 128mbps bitrate when recording 4K video, a 1 minute video will take up 1GB in storage space, and I don't know if there is a noticeable difference in quality between 64 and 128. About the 100% picture quality and 60fps at 1080p, yes they're both in the same file.
yes i just want to increase photo quality. tag me when you post it please
How to install it ? I need to have root and twrp that's right ? and what i need to do to install this mod on my LG G4 ? i know i need to go to twrp what's need to be done ?Was amazed the G4 wouldn't record video's at 60fps so decided to alter some files to make it work.
After flashing the mod using TWRP you will have another FullHD resolution mode but this time at 60fps, see screenie:
When selecting this mode the framerate will jump from 30 to 60 (in sufficient light):
I also increased the bitrate and the photo quality is upped to 100% percent as well. Note: both will increase the file sizes by a large amount! Decreased the threshold where you can still take flash shots from 15% to 5% battery.
There's also a version with a much higher bitrate (from 30Mb/sec to 64Mb/sec) when using the UHD camera. Do note, this increases the filesize when making movies by a *large* amount
When not satisfied with the mod simply flash the stock settings file and all will be reverted :good:
60 fps camera mod
60 fps camera mod + 40Mbit UHD
60 fps camera mod + 48Mbit UHD
60 fps camera mod + 56Mbit UHD
60 fps camera mod + 64Mbit UHD
Revert to stock
Here is the link to the file, you can flash the whole thing or just replace "media_profiles.xml" located in system/etc with the one in the zip file, it's up to you.
