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    Registered User myuuuu's Avatar
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    I am trying to capture an image in jpeg and exif format using JSR 135 for Nokia N95,

    using mVideoControl.getSnapshot("encoding=jpeg&type=exif");

    However, there is an error:
    javax.microedition.media.MediaException: Unsupported type:encoding=jpeg&type=exif

    Is this due to not enough memory problem? If so, how can I solve this problem? If there is no solution to this, Can I also do capturing of an image in jpeg and exif format using JSR 234? If so, how do I do it?

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    Have you tried capturing the file with jpeg-format only?

    Note, that JSR-234 implementation on N95 does not include the camera-related packages.

    Hartti

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    What is that "type=exif" good for? Is it possible to control whether the captured image is made with EXIF or not? I thought that either the EXIF is there or not. I doubt that your format specifier is valid....

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    Take a look at System.getProperty("video.snapshot.encodings"). The only modes supported are plain bmp, gif, jpg and png. No exif, no grayscale, no dimensions ((

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