HD Recording on iPhone 3GS

[dissizitt]

I don't know if this was posted or not, but I recently found out that HD recording is possible on iPhone 3Gs. Heres the provided link.
I haven't had the chance to try it out yet because I've been busy with school. Just a heads up for anyone that is interested in HD recording.

http://www.coveringweb.com/2010/10/how-to-enable-720p-video-recording-on.html

 

[polobreaka]

there was this thread - https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/1028982/

but i wasnt able to get it to work with the files provided.

i followed the steps anyways from the site, it doesnt work for me.

 

[iphoneblogr]

You can accomplish this by following the tutorial below:

Enable HD Video Recording on iPhone 3Gs

Many other websites have uploaded files containing a resolution of 1080x800 which causes the camera to become extremely sluggish in low-light. The tutorial on our website contains files with a 960x720 resolution which rectifies the problem.

We are working on a way to increase the resolution without slowing down the camera.

 

[polobreaka]

You can accomplish this by following the tutorial below:

Enable HD Video Recording on iPhone 3Gs

Many other websites have uploaded files containing a resolution of 1080x800 which causes the camera to become extremely sluggish in low-light. The tutorial on our website contains files with a 960x720 resolution which rectifies the problem.

We are working on a way to increase the resolution without slowing down the camera.

ok this one worked for me.

 

[2Southern]

What about a fix for the youtube posting error? And cydia flashlight problem?

 

[iphoneblogr]

Uploading to youtube works fine, flashlight works fine as well

 

[Darwing]

does this actually work well? what are the comparisons from the regular video to the edited video, as well what are the comparisons to a IP4 video?

 

[iphoneblogr]

Before:

After:

 

[Darwing]

Before:

After:

one of the first things a programmer learns is that just because you can formulate an end report of something doesnt mean that its actually doing it. I can have the files output what I want it to, but making the hardware actually produce the product that way is a completely different story.

my question is visually differential, the windows output of the reported video taken is easy to edit or fool. however if there is a noticable difference in the resolution from the camera... thats the true test...

 

[iphoneblogr]

Lol... you coulda saved all this time by just reading the link I posted...

HD Video recorded with 3Gs

 

[OrangeSVTguy]

Just did this and it indeeds work on my 3GS. I didn't notice any slowdown or lagging at all either taking the video or viewing it right after. I also did a before and after taking the same video and it does indeed record in high-def like it describes.

first video:
30 seconds - 640x480 - 3,507 kbps - 13MB

second video:
24 seconds 1080x800 - 18,018 kbps - 53.8MB

 

[GPeaslee]

Compatible with iOS 5.0.1?

Does anyone know if this works with iOS 5.0.1? Unfortunately some of us still have 3Gs phones.