I dont see why someone doesnt make a 3rd party camera app to attach to 30 min connector, and make it small enough so it don tlook stupid.
Use WinSCP or whatever your using to SSH and set permissions to 0777. You will also need the MobilePhone Prefernces pane from /System/Library/PrefernceBundles But there might be a few things you need to change before it would show up
Because there would be no way for the iDevice to read it. But now, if it was invented we could make a small MobileSubstrate hook to see the camera, and then tell everything in the system it's attached.
Well, ofc it would be jailbroken only, maybe would it be possible if they made a stand alone app for facetime sorta thing that detects camera? I wish apple would make one D:
Question i got evrything except for step 13 and step 15 can sum1 pls explain in details where is the original ipod.png located for step 13 and what do i exactly do at step 15
I'm with you, I changed the permissions on the MobilePhone.app to 0777 but that has made no difference for me.. I believe my issue is editing of the settings.plist in step 13. What should this look like when done? **Just** removing the line "<key>requiredCapabilities</key>" throws an error message! So I removed everything from <array> to </array> as well but this is not working I'm using iFile to edit, and am in over my head... Could someone post what this section should look like? Thanks!
You need to change the Settings.plist from Code: <dict> <key>bundle</key> <string>ConferenceRegistrationSettings</string> <key>isController</key> <false/> <key>requiredCapabilities</key> <array> <dict> <key>application-display-identifiers</key> <string>com.apple.mobilephone</string> <key>ipad</key> <false/> <key>telephony</key> <false/> <key>unified-ipod</key> <false/> <key>venice</key> <true/> </dict> </array> </dict> to Code: <dict> <key>bundle</key> <string>ConferenceRegistrationSettings</string> <key>isController</key> <false/> </dict> Did you correctly modify the Settings.plist and put the ConferenceRegistrationSettings.bundle in the PreferenceBundles folder in /System/Library/? The MobilePhone.bundle is unneeded.
Thanks for your help! I managed to do that on my own, however I still can't get it to launch! Not sure what I have messed up at this point.
Yay! Sadly, they missed a rather critical first step and are using the first revision of the steps. The MobilePhone.app is able to launch and stay open without any modifications. But it can't properly do FaceTime without the modifications. I'm unsure of how you got it to crash upon launching. I haven't had mine do that.