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Use an "am broadcast" command to notify the media scanner that
a new video file is available.
Bug 10096103
Change-Id: I8261d81d96832969ebb9031a9766c1b1f2a569ed
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Change-Id: I01ed5c0c7dcb520732d2856859bced31df5fbbb5
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Use the new SurfaceComposerClient::destroyDisplay call to shut the
virtual display down.
Change-Id: I0225a44594abf427d386456622b23b01fdd1690f
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Attempt to create the output file before handing it to MediaMuxer,
which doesn't report file-open failures in a useful way.
Change-Id: Ie24ff577dd50e185b4eb72575684d23a46f38d3d
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Instead of 720p, use the screen dimensions as the default video
size. For example, a phone with a 768x1280 display would be
recorded as a 768x1280 video when in portrait, or a 1280x768
video when in landscape.
If the device is not able to record at that resolution, we
fall back to 720p.
Also, fixed a problem introduced by a buffer timestamp change.
Change-Id: I7230ddb323c669ab07327f26df8d103c192c21d3
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This records the screen contents as a movie. It works by feeding
the output of a virtual display to the video/avc encoder. Recording
continues until Ctrl-C is hit.
Video only, no sound. Does not track screen rotations.
Change-Id: I91d5c4e781792c740699b7a83590e846295b3617
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