I am developing a video chat application for the Android device with LCCS, just want to ask, so far by default the camera accessed is the back camera, is there anyway to specify the usage of the front-facing camera?
If it is not supported, what about iPhone devices?
If you check the android sdk docs you'll see that there is no front facing camera support (the is returns one single camera and it's always the back) until 2.3
Applications that come with the phone (usually made by the manufacturer) use device dependent Apis.
The front facing camera is supported in iOS but not yet in android. Android added support to the front camera only in 2.3 (gingerbread) and flash will add support in a future update (later this year).
Did AIR just decide not to support the front facing webcam for Android? Because I have 2.2 and there are apps that can switch between the two cameras. For example, the Camera app that comes standard on my HTC Evo 2.2 phone.
If you check the android sdk docs you'll see that there is no front facing camera support (the is returns one single camera and it's always the back) until 2.3
Applications that come with the phone (usually made by the manufacturer) use device dependent Apis.
