lynx: overlay: Configure aux cameras for Aperture
Co-authored-by: Nicholas Lim <nicknitewolf@lineageos.org> Change-Id: I3d1c93057b5c2a1ba09c06a945d538d2043f30fd
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<!--
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SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2022 The LineageOS Project
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SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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-->
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<resources>
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<!-- An array of triplets made of (camera ID, approximate zoom ratio, exact zoom ratio).
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These values will be added to the lens selector if one or more cameras uses the
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multi-camera API to let the user select which lens to use.
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It's highly recommended to leave config_enableAuxCameras to false, since with
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multi-camera API you only use a single camera device for all sensors.
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You may enable it if you need auxiliary camera devices for a set of cameras on one
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of the device's side (e.g. logical main back camera but multiple physical camera
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devices on front), in that case if a main device side's lens is referenced here
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all the auxiliary camera devices of that side will be ignored.
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You may be able to get the exact zoom ratio needed to trigger the lens switch from
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your stock camera app and observing the zoom ratio it sets with the following command:
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adb shell dumpsys media.camera | grep 'android.control.zoomRatio' -1
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Example for Google Pixel 7 Pro's back camera configuration:
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<string-array name="config_logicalZoomRatios">
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<item>0</item> <item>0.5</item> <item>0.55632502</item>
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<item>0</item> <item>2.0</item> <item>2.0</item>
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<item>0</item> <item>5.0</item> <item>5.0</item>
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</string-array>
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-->
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<string-array name="config_logicalZoomRatios">
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<item>0</item> <item>0.5</item> <item>0.53060198</item>
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<item>0</item> <item>2.0</item> <item>2.0</item>
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</string-array>
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</resources>
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