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Hi, I am new to Opencv and Android, and I am learning the sample tutorials provided by the opencv4android sdk. I have a question regarding the Tutorial 5.

The program shows a menu of a list of the resolutions supported by the cameras of my Acer Iconia A100 (up to 1280x720). However, I am not able to use any resolution that is higher than 640x480. Whenever, I set a resolution that is higher than 640x480, the program ignores it, and use only 640x480 to capture the image frames.

I have tried the same Tutorial 5 on my Galaxy Nexus, and found the same problem. The only difference is now the program does not allow me to use resolutions higher than 960x620. According to the menu, the cameras on Galaxy Nexus support way higher resolutions.

Thanks for your help! umyangxd

Hi, I am new to Opencv and Android, and I am learning the sample tutorials samples provided by the opencv4android sdk. I have a question regarding the Tutorial 5.

The program shows a menu of a list of the resolutions supported by the cameras of my Acer Iconia A100 (up to 1280x720). However, I am not able to use any resolution that is higher than 640x480. Whenever, I set a resolution that is higher than 640x480, the program ignores it, and use only 640x480 to capture the image frames.

I have tried the same Tutorial 5 on my Galaxy Nexus, and found the same problem. The only difference is now the program does not allow me to use resolutions higher than 960x620. According to the menu, the cameras on Galaxy Nexus support way higher resolutions.

Thanks for your help! umyangxd

Hi, I am new to Opencv and Android, and I am learning the samples provided by the opencv4android sdk. I have a question regarding the Tutorial 5.

The program shows a menu of a list of the resolutions supported by the cameras of my Acer Iconia A100 (up to 1280x720). However, I am not able to use any resolution that is higher than 640x480. Whenever, I set a resolution that is higher than 640x480, the program ignores it, and use only 640x480 to capture the image frames. Downwards works fine, meaning that I can change to any resolutions lower than 640x480.

I have tried the same Tutorial 5 on my Galaxy Nexus, and found the same problem. The only difference is now the program does not allow me to use resolutions higher than 960x620. According to the menu, the cameras on Galaxy Nexus support way higher resolutions.

Thanks for your help! umyangxd

Hi, I am new to Opencv and Android, and I am learning the samples provided by the opencv4android sdk. I have a question regarding the Tutorial 5.

The program shows a menu of a list of the resolutions supported by the cameras of my Acer Iconia A100 (up to 1280x720). However, I am not able to use any resolution that is higher than 640x480. Whenever, I set a resolution that is higher than 640x480, the program ignores it, and use only 640x480 to capture the image frames. Downwards works fine, meaning that I can change to any resolutions lower than 640x480.

I have tried the same Tutorial 5 on my Galaxy Nexus, and found the same problem. The only difference is now the program does not allow me to use resolutions higher than 960x620. According to the menu, the cameras on Galaxy Nexus support way higher resolutions.

Thanks for your help! umyangxdhelp!

-umyangxd