Update AndroidManifest.xml

[judgemento]

Edited to allow no camera title

[dired]

I wanted to fulfil this feature, to have clean hdmi. I built the project today - I will test your change in the next days. Did you actually test it?

[dired]

No, sorry, when I try to install my built apk with pmca-gui, I get the following error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "pmca-gui.py", line 78, in do
  File "pmca\commands\usb.py", line 300, in installCommand
  File "pmca\commands\usb.py", line 73, in installApp
Exception: Communication error 100: Error completed

After successfully building the master branch.
Unfortunately I'm not an android developer and with the release version, I cannot successfully build with the error:
Gradle version 2.2 is required. Current version is 3.2.1. If using the gradle wrapper, try editing the distributionUrl

I don't know if I'm willing to spend so much time on this. If anyone could enlighten me how to install the build requirements properly I'd gladly dig a little deeper.

[dired]

update: I just got out of the insane nightmare to make the current master work with current android studio - to build a working apk that also can be installed on camera. Can't guarantee that my build is as stable as @ma1co's. One important/last step was to rename the package, because to "write over" the existing PMCADemo Application on the camera gave the same error as always. (might be that this was a reason why I could not get my apks to run earlier, lol)

I followed [https://github.com//issues/16], the according stackoverflow-link [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57127685/how-to-build-old-android-project-in-android-studio] and the comments/subcomments there.
Then at some point - as a completely new android-studio user can't it describe otherwise - some magic popped up regarding gradle wrapper, and it migrated the whole thing somehow, making the build work with the simply copy-pasted code from the stackoverflow-question of @JoJ123 / the provided code from majurageerthan over there (credit where due).

I acknowledge that from this thread and comment ma1co/OpenMemories-Tweak#70 (comment) it was made clear by @ma1co to you @judgemento that the change you made in this request should suffice for our goal of the camera-bar to be removed to be achieved.

Now I'm in the position of my first comment, where I can actually test your change.
But making the compilation work so that I can run the self-built app on my camera was my first goal here, and a good point in time to stop looking at the screen for a while :D

TODO for me:

• Going to test your change very soon,
• if successful: wanting to publish an apk - in a fork then - that we can work with,
• if successful: want to provide also a quickstart guide for other people to maintain a "clean" cleanhdmi solution.

offtopic:
Luckily I recorded my session so that I can actually backtrace what the hell happened in android-studio suddenly providing me with that wrapper-migration-magic that catched me offguard. It is really cumersome for a newbie to understand anything about the version differences between android-studio-plugin, gradle, compilesdk, sdk, ... ? I am not willing to learn the whole fucking thing by reading each documentation page, starting an example project etc, if the documentation does not provide the information that I need to know as a newbie in a clear manner (small rant about a topic that generally baffles me, but that was all I needed to get off my chest)

P.S.: Yes, I think this is the best place for me to write about this. Until I fork it myself, this is the place most relevant, as opposed to adding a comment somewhere to a not-100%-related issue or opening a new issue (unnecessary)

[dired]

End of story:

I compiled it with your change and it works as expected. This is all I hoped for.

Since I believe @ma1co is not too keen on continuing this repo, I will for now fork it and make a release with the apk.

BTW: In my research I found that another repo offers an apk, that seems to have this done already. When testing that apk, I noticed though that the Focus/Finder-Button (sorry I am no camera expert, I mean when you press the trigger half-way through) doesn't work as opposed to the original PCMADemo. Hence we are where we are, otherwise I would have stopped at that point.
Also the author claims the video quality is somehow bad - about which I could not tell a difference between "normal" HDMI-out, @ma1co's PCMADemo-Camera and @lucaspape's PCMA-CleanHDMI (being on the HX400V btw)
Here the link to where lucaspape links the apk and tells that its somehow bad ma1co/Sony-PMCA-RE#249 (comment)
Again: I found it being less good than the PCMADemo's camera app as explained.

[dired]

https://github.com/dired/PMCA-HDMICam

I fleshed this out a bit.

apk: https://github.com/dired/PMCA-HDMICam/releases/tag/v0.2