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If you can't find a topic for the smartphone you're using with mcpro24fps, submit a request here to create one. To do this, simply post the model name and a description that will be added to the phone's profile (example).

It's simple, but we've put together a guide on how to create such a description:
1. Listing the Cameras
Start by listing all available cameras on the smartphone along with their specifications:

Camera type and Focal length of each camera:
• Main
• Selfie
• Telephoto
• Ultra-Wide
• Multicamera system

2. Available Resolutions and Frame Rates
For each camera, specify:
• Available resolutions (e.g., 1080p, 4K, 8K).
• Frame rates for each resolution (e.g., 24/30/60/120fps).
• Important limitations (in parentheses):
• Example: (available only in manual mode), (unstable performance), (red tint in this mode but functional).

3. Supported Codecs and Bitrate
For each camera, specify:
• Available codecs (e.g., H.264, H.265, ProRes, AV1).
• Bitrate range if fixed (e.g., 50-150 Mbps).

4. Specific Format Limitations
If there are format restrictions (e.g., 10-bit video available only for FHD and UHD), list them separately.

5. Camera Functionality Limitations
Specify what a particular camera cannot do so users understand the limitations, for example:
• No manual white balance.
• No manual focus.
• No optical zoom capability.
• Color grading issues (e.g., on Pixel devices, severe banding in curves makes them unusable).

6. Additional Notes
If there are any important aspects affecting recording, list them separately, such as:
• Stabilization is automatically enabled with no option to disable it.
• Overheating issues at certain resolutions.
• Artifacts appearing in night mode.

samsung galaxy note 10 exinos.
Camera 0:26mm
resolution: from 960x720 to 4032x3024(sensor resolution) unlimited
framerates: 15, 20, 24, 25, 30 they work in any resolution, at 8, 10bit, stable bitrate up to 120mbps, at 24fps writes with bitrates of 500mbps for the HEVC standard and 1000mbps for the H264 codec (heats up, writes for at least a minute before overheating and skipping frames)
10bit is enough, switching diagrams between f1.5 and f2.4 is enough
60fps is only available in 8bit, extremely unstable, recording ~2min via GPU without skipping frames under good circumstances, leads to overheating, as in stock.
record: Quite recently
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camera 2: 14 f2.2
resolutions from 960x720 to 4608x3456 (sensor resolution) are available. Frame drops are possible in resolutions above 1080.
There is no stabilization, 10bit is available.
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Available for all cameras: turn off noise reduction including MFNR, turn off hot pixel correction, turn off hardware sharpness, vignettes off correction. The hardware distortion correction on camera2 is not disabled, and there is no distortion correction on camer0.
The telephoto lens module is not available without changing the signature. With the change, everything works the same as for camera 0.
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front camera 1 25mm f2.2
resolutions, all from 960x720 to 3648x2736
FPS 15/20/24/25/30
manual exposure, wb, focus, 10bit, noise reduction off, sharping off, vignetting correction
off, no stabilization available. The image quality is low.
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The recording quality from the next frame in 4k 24fps ensures fast viewing

Thank you for providing the information! A forum thread for your device has been opened.

hiter wrote: ↑Sun Mar 30, 2025 7:03 pm samsung galaxy note 10 exinos.

Google Pixel 7 Pro

Specifications:
https://www.gsmarena.com/google_pixel_7_pro-11908.php

Capabilities:
Available lenses: 0 - 24mm (Main), 1 - 23mm (Selfie), 2 - 24mm (Multicamera) 3 - 13mm(Ultra Wide), 4 - 117mm (Tele 5x),
(5 - 48mm (Main-crop), 6 - 233mm (Tele-crop))

0 - 24mm (Main)
1fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode)
15fps: max 4080x3072
24fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode of fps)
25fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode of fps)
30fps: max 4080x3072
48fps: max 4032x2268
50fps: max 4032x2268
60fps: max 4032x2268
120fps: non-working
240fps: non-working
Sharpness: Off/Fast/Best
Stabilization: Off/Optical/Digital/Optical+Digital
Vignette correction: Off/Fast/Best

1 - 23mm (Selfie)
1fps: max 3440x2448 (red mode)
15fps: max 3440x2448
24fps: max 3440x2448 (red mode of fps)
25fps: max 3440x2448 (red mode of fps)
30fps: max 3440x2448
48fps: max 1920x1080
50fps: max 1920x1080
120fps: non-working
240fps: non-working
Sharpness: Off/Fast/Best
Stabilization: Off/Digital
Vignette correction: Off/Fast/Best

3 - 13mm(Ultra Wide)
1fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode)
15fps: max 4080x3072
24fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode of fps)
25fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode of fps)
30fps: max 4080x3072
48fps: max 4032x2268
50fps: max 4032x2268
60fps: max 4032x2268
120fps: non-working
240fps: non-working
Sharpness: Off/Fast/Best
Stabilization: Off/Digital/Optical+Digital(=Digital)
Vignette correction: Off/Fast/Best

4 - 117mm (Tele 5x)
1fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode)
15fps: max 4080x3072
24fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode of fps)
25fps: max 4080x3072 (red mode of fps)
30fps: max 4080x3072
48fps: max 4032x2268
50fps: max 4032x2268
60fps: max 4032x2268
120fps: non-working
240fps: non-working
Sharpness: Off/Fast/Best
Stabilization: Off/Optical/Digital/Optical+Digital
Vignette correction: Off/Fast/Best

Codecs:
h264 8bit
h265 8/10bit

10bit:
All lenses up to 60fps

SIGNIFICANT:
Auto(~Rec.709) only. No logs, no curves - all these options give a noticeable banding. So, Auto(~Rec.709) only (but it's perfect).