i used to have an iphone before and when i took and photo and wanted to send it to someone it would automatically adjust the file size of the photo and send it within seconds.
Is there a way to do this with the desire? my photo sizes are normally just over 1mb which is a little to high to send via email, on the iphone the file size was the same but it would resize it for mailing purposes.
thanks.
Can anyone else test this: I send a picture that's more than 300k and the messaging app shrinks the picture to 20k OR LESS. This is pathetic! I have a whole 280k more to play with so why does the app shrink the picture to such a ridiculously small size? I've checked the maximum message size is selected in settings and there don't seem to be any problems with my APN settings.
Anyone found a way to fix this? Handcent does a much better job, sending pictures ten times the size....I like the look of the default app though.
Does anybody know how to modify the mms.apk to allow to send and receive larger pictures. Right now it auto compresses the original photo too small around 7kb to 20kb. I would like to set around 300kb to 1mb.
Example in this post
http://connect-utb.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=354:how-to-edit-the-max-sending-size-for-mms-in-android&catid=36:technology
When using the dialer it looks like the phone is just increasing the size of low resolution photo that was synched to the contact.
Is there a way to increase the resolution so the photos can look better?
Is the problem with the contact photo resolution limit imposed by the way the contact cards were designed? I ask this because when browsing through your contacts the small thumbnail looks great, but when using the dialer it looks like the thumbnail the the required resolution and the large photo in the dialer is just a zoomed in version.
Maybe I'm not being clear but i think i got the point across.
So as the title states, each time I send a screenshot by MMS, it always turns out blurry. Is it due to the .png format or the MMS compression? And is there a way to change the screenshot's format to jpg if it is due to the picture format?
FYI, I'm running RasbeanJelly 4.2.2 using an aokp themed MMS.apk on a GSM Galaxy Nexus
plasticities said:
So as the title states, each time I send a screenshot by MMS, it always turns out blurry. Is it due to the .png format or the MMS compression? And is there a way to change the screenshot's format to jpg if it is due to the picture format?
FYI, I'm running RasbeanJelly 4.2.2 using an aokp themed MMS.apk on a GSM Galaxy Nexus
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1- .PNG compression or MMS: you can answer this one with the second answer as well;
2- is there a way to convert JPEG/JPG to PNG: ... Of course, Google it. https://www.google.pt/search?q=png+...chrome-mobile&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
3- you're running a ROM X, and a conponent from ROM Y; have you tried using just the ROM X and trying to reproduce the issue?
So, the MMS gets blurry when the destination tries to view it, or on your MMS.apk view?
Sent from my Nexus
bk201doesntexist said:
1- .PNG compression or MMS: you can answer this one with the second answer as well;
2- is there a way to convert JPEG/JPG to PNG: ... Of course, Google it. https://www.google.pt/search?q=png+...chrome-mobile&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8
3- you're running a ROM X, and a conponent from ROM Y; have you tried using just the ROM X and trying to reproduce the issue?
So, the MMS gets blurry when the destination tries to view it, or on your MMS.apk view?
Sent from my Nexus
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Thanks for the reply, the screenshot is blurry on my MMS.apk view (now using the one that comes with the rom) and on the destination as well (iphone5 user). When I send a regular picture in jpg format (not a screenshot), it turns out well on both sides. I converted a screenshot to jpg and sent it and it still turned out blurry. So for now, I have noted that only screenshots are being blurry (png and jpg). I have attached both screenshots, the original screenshot and the converted one.