high-resolution

I have an old app and created @2x high res images for it. Now I've incorporated all these into my project, but when I build and run the app on the retina display test device I do not see the high res images. To be sure, I made some of them with strange colors so I know exactly if @2x is used or not. I also tried to clean my build and all targets first. It just seems the device is refusing to use high res images. Must I set a flag in the info.plist? it's a known issue with imageWithContentsOfFile: . In API docs, it says it should work, in reality it doesn't (didn't work in 4.0.x, not sure about

I'm looking for help with the programming language/environment Processing. I'm fairly new to Processing and I am experimenting with a piece of code from someone over at openprocessing.org. I really like the visual results this code delivers and I would like to further work with it. Unfortunately, the output is very low resolution. Hence I'm looking for someone who might be able to help me figure out how to a) Increase the size or resolution of the shapes generated and b) save everything as a pdf file. You can find the original code in action here: https://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/377730

I'm working on an iOS project which uses AVAssetWriter and AVAssetWriterInput to record audio and video to file. Everything seemed to work fine when the video resolution was limited to 720x1280. I'm now trying to take advantage of the AVCaptureDeviceFormats for higher resolutions available on newer iOS devices. The video continues to work fine using any of the AVCaptureDeviceFormats available on the device. However, the audio does not work. I've tracked this down to the active property of my audio AVCaptureConnection, which is NO for the highest-resolution formats, looking like this when I log

I'm using the below code to open the camera. Is it possible to set the camera resolution to high programmatically? private void openDefaultCameraApp() { Intent i = new Intent(android.provider.MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE); startActivityForResult(i, CAPTURE_PHOTO_CONSTANT); } Zaid Daghestani You must add an MediaStore.EXTRA_OUTPUT to the intent. In the extra, you have to specify a Uri for the picture to be saved to. This will save the full resolution image, otherwise, it will just snap a small image. Refer to the Android docs: ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE Standard Intent action that can be sent to

I have a webview that displays an image, as shown in the code below. The bundle also has a DGT64@2x.png with dimensions of 128x128 for use on the iPhone4. The DGT64@2x.png never shows. Is there a way to display either/or depending on whether it's an iPhone or an iPhone4? <img src="DGT64.png" width="64" height="64" align="left" style="padding:2px;"/> I don't think the @2x trick works with web content. Sounds really useful though, I would certainly file a bug with Apple to request that. If you are generating the above HTML from your app then I think the best way for now will be to detect if you