You can remove those embedded information in the paid version (0.2) of this app by going into the Photo setting page, untick the boxes and remove the words in the title field.
I want to use a smart phone with a solar charger to take time lapse photos and upload automatically to a photo host site (flickr or similar) via the mobile (cell) network. I would then use the images to feed into a webpage. The place I want to...
This is actually on our roadmap but we cannot tell you when we complete will implementation of this and release the app. Our Android developer for this app is quite busy and it might take some time before we get to this.. Actually, we already have purchased samples of suitable solar battery to test for this ;)
It is not right to leave a 20 minutes limitation there but not having any option to remove it.
Simple question, if it is claimed as a feature in paid version. where is it?
There is no 20 min limitation in the lite version of this app, the 20 min limitation is only applied when you connect your device to the charger. If you are not connected to charger, you should be able to run it till your battery runs out. Paid version will not have this limitations.
Why does the app need the "READ PHONE STATUS AND IDENTITY" and "RECORD AUDIO" permissions? Your own instructions advise the user to disable the cell network radio.
This app previously supports Android 1.6 (donut) and the system will automatically assign READ PHONE STATUS permissions when you declares a targetSdk version of less than 4 (donut)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1747178/android-permissions-phone-calls-read-phone-state-and-identity
This permission is needed by flurry for statistic reporting purposes.
The permission for "RECORD AUDIO" is legacy code inherited from code used in another app. Already removed in the version 0.2 onwards.
I just bought the paid version of the app, and it does everything I need except for one thing: turn on the LED flash. I'm taking indoor pictures at a second residence to monitor temperature in winter (exactly like the person in Russia who started...
How to get rid of that irri widget???
After use of 24/7 that widget popsup and blocks every screen (every). I have no menu at all within 24/7 but only buttons for capture and files. So i wonder where to find any settings? Can one turn off that...
The setting to disable the widget has always been there. Inside the app, Menu -> Settings -> Background mode -> Untick the button you don't want to see. Press the Android menu button to access the menu options or the three vertical dot if your phone don't have menu button.
I'm leaving my home for 3 months and keep this app running at my home to keep any eye on my home while I'm away. Will this app support running for 3 months with mobile data enabled and charger connected always?
Thanks,
Bharat Raju
Yes, it should. Please make sure you enable "Start at boot" option inside power management. Also make sure you calculate and allocate sufficient space for 247timelapse, otherwise, the app will delete older photos to reclaim disc space. I would also recommend you to conduct a trial for about a week or so in the same condition to see if it runs normally or able to achieve what you expect it to do.
Currently running on a Moto E 2015 LTE model with 5.0.2.
Recording is just fine and it lasts quite long which is great! However, when it dies and boots back up (I set the phone to boot automatically when plugged in), it will manage to take one...
My developer said..
"This is the relevant section from the log:
FATAL EXCEPTION: main 01-08 09:12:15.925 E/AndroidRuntime(18032): Process: com.portable.timelapse, PID: 18032 01-08 09:12:15.925 E/AndroidRuntime(18032): java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo{com.portable.timelapse/com.portable.timelapse.lib.Voyager}: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Api key not specified 01-08 09:12:15.925 E/AndroidRuntime(18032): at android.app.ActivityThread.performLaunchActivity(ActivityThread.java:2314)
The log doesn't point to specific lines in our code, only to the Android system (like ActivityThread.java:2314)
This means something happened in the system code. Searching for various terms from the log, it seems the cause is related to Google Play Services (people were complaining about this happening on emulators). In any case, I don't see anything we can do about this."
