Hi, William,
My primary reasons for wanting this information is not to make video recordings
but,rather, to garner sighted assistance when I am alone and could use a pair
of eyes. I almost always use my iPhone for these situations, but I’d like to
give the Fire a test drive.
Cheers,
Mike
On 21.04.2018, at 18:36, William Brandes <williambrandes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Michael. On my 7 inch Fire, it has a 2 MP primary camera, which
works but isn't great shakes. For me, the best connection to the
camera is using it in conjunction with apps such as Facebook Live
which allows me to record a video/audio using the camera and
microphone. In this case the video is being saved to space on your
Facebook account. If you just shoot a video with the Fire, the video
is captured and stored on your Fire memory just as any still photo
would be stored.
I have also used both Skype and Zoom.us which both provide a live
video and audio feed. Again, the camera and microphone are engaged.
As with alot of stuff, I found out that playing with the camera when
the app is open is the way to learn how to use the functions of the
app. It is screenreader accessible. For best results, I use the camera
with headphones connected in order to block out noise when using.
Happy Earth Day! Stay well ... William
On 4/21/18, Michael Busboom <mbusboom@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello everyone,
I was wondering if anyone could shed light on what the best VOIP client
works best with the Kindle, both in terms of reliability and accessibility.
Of particular interest would be any apps that also support the camera. I
have never used the camera on my Fire, so I don’t even know how good it is.
Your thoughts would be of interest. Thanks.
Have a great weekend, everyone,
Mike
