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T-Lapse Webcam: Pro Time-Lapse (UVC & Background Sync)
Capture high-quality time-lapse videos using an external USB webcam connected to your Android device. T-Lapse Webcam is a specialized tool designed for long-term recording with full support for UVC (USB Video Class) devices. Key Features: - USB Webcam Support: Connect compatible external UVC webcams via USB-OTG for stable time-lapse capture. - Flexible Resolution Options: Supports 2160p (4K), 1080p (Full HD), and 720p (HD) depending on your camera capabilities. - Custom Time-Lapse Settings: - Capture Interval: 1 to 60 seconds. - Playback FPS: 1 to 30 frames per second. - Bitrate Control: 1Mbps to 60Mbps for optimal quality and storage balance. - Reliable Long-Term Recording: - Foreground Service Support: Ensures stable long-duration recording managed via ongoing system notifications. - Smart Battery Protection: Automatically stops recording and saves your video file before the battery is fully depleted. - Robust fMP4 Format: Uses Fragmented MP4 to help prevent file corruption during unexpected stops. Supports H.265 (HEVC) and H.264 codecs. - Flexible Storage Options: Save recorded videos to internal storage or external SD cards. Requirements: - Android device with USB Host / OTG support. - UVC (USB Video Class) compatible external webcam. Ideal Applications: - Fixed-point time-lapse photography (landscapes, plant growth, construction). - Travel logs, road trips, and cycling snapshot videos. - Long-duration events and workflow documentation. Playback & File Handling: - Videos are saved in standard MP4/fMP4 format, compatible with standard media players. - Easily access and manage your recorded files directly within your device's file manager or gallery.
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