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I failed to createPlayer("capture://video") in 6111. (MediaExeption: invalid locator)

I digged up for 3 days, I got these results.



4 Content-types

video/3gpp
video/3gpp2
video/mpeg
video/mp4

support "file" and "http" protocols. And, content-type "radio" only supports "capture" protocol.
This result is brought by Manager.getSupportedContentTypes() and Manager.getSupportedProtocols().


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So I made a small code to try 630 locators including all possible options and encodings. These URIs are generated as a sequential combinations of


String [] URIs = {
"capture://video",
"capture://devcam0",
"capture://devcam1",
"capture://video0",
"capture://video1",
};
String [] option0 = {
"",
"encoding=rgb888",
"encoding=bgr888",
"encoding=rgb565",
"encoding=rgb555",
"encoding=yuv444",
"encoding=yuv422",
"encoding=yuv420",
"encoding=jpeg",
"encoding=png",
"encoding=mpeg4",
"encoding=3gpp",
"encoding=3gpp2",
"encoding=mp4"
};
String [] option1 = {
"",
"width=240&height=320",
"width=320&height=240"
};
String [] option2 = {
"",
"type=jfif",
"type=exif"
};

For example,

capture://video
capture://video?type=jfif
capture://video?type=exif
capture://video?width=240&height=320
capture://video?width=240&height=320&type=jfif
capture://video?width=240&height=320&type=exif
capture://video?width=320&height=240
capture://video?width=320&height=240&type=jfif
capture://video?width=320&height=240&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb888
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&width=240&height=320
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&width=240&height=320&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&width=240&height=320&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&width=320&height=240
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&width=320&height=240&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb888&width=320&height=240&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=bgr888
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&width=240&height=320
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&width=240&height=320&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&width=240&height=320&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&width=320&height=240
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&width=320&height=240&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=bgr888&width=320&height=240&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb565
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&width=240&height=320
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&width=240&height=320&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&width=240&height=320&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&width=320&height=240
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&width=320&height=240&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb565&width=320&height=240&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb555
capture://video?encoding=rgb555&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb555&type=exif
capture://video?encoding=rgb555&width=240&height=320
capture://video?encoding=rgb555&width=240&height=320&type=jfif
capture://video?encoding=rgb555&width=240&height=320&type=exif
...





But nothing succeeded.




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Now I guess that the midlet doesn't get the permission for the camera. because I get "0" as a result of

this.checkPermission("javax.microedition.media.VideoControl.getSnapshot");

and I get "false" as a result of

System.getProperty("supports.video.capture");


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I'm uploading my midlet in the form of JAR file via Bluetooth and Nokia PC suite. The Jar file is generated by J2ME Toolkit's packaging feature. But it generates JAD file also, and I don't know how to use JAD file.




Please help me if you have succeeded in controlling camera of 6111. Or, if I did something wrong with jad/jar files, please let me know.





Thank you in advance.