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I am trying to make an android application which sets the camera's live feed as wallpaper. I am almost done with the coding part. The thing is when i click the set wallpaper button, the live wallpaper chooser menu opens. But as soon as i select my app in it, the application crashes. I know its kinda existing app, but its a clients demand.
I just updated my iPhone 11 to iOS 16.2 and now my lock screen is displaying just a black screen with the time, flashlight, and camera icons. I restarted the phone and verified that Settings/Wallpaper is set to select the wallpaper image that I have been using for years. After restarting the iPhone, the correct wallpaper was displayed but the next time the display went to sleep, it was again just showing the black background image.
Thank you, ProustGiulio, for your input. I have already created a customized lock screen photo (that I have been using for years) and have selected it in SettingsWallpaper. However, when I wake the phone from sleep, it is not showing that photo. Instead, it shows a black background with the time, flashlight, and camera icons.
I am experiencing all the same things already mentioned, but in my case, it may (or may not) be related to Do Not Disturb. I do not use Bedtime to schedule DND, but rather simply have it scheduled as DND: On from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m., off from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Has worked for years until upgrading from 15.7 to 16.1 on Friday. I had also created wallpaper for lock screen/home screen, and edited from chunky font for time display to thinner, obviously selecting the latter for use. (Kept the orginal unwanted set just in case, as it would be easier to simply modify than going back to wallpaper and starting over in the event it disappeared.
DND malfunctioned immediately following upgrade. It goes on (and, although doesn't always give you the quick notification at the bottom of the home screen, the crescent is displayed above) but often does NOT go off! While on, apparently it chooses to black out the wallpaper selection, which I hate, but this morning, for the first time, it disabled itself on schedule. However - it also immediately switched from my selected wallpaper set in focus to the original chunky font set! It has swapped sets at other times while working on this issue, but unfortunately, I can't be specific - particularly since I didn't realize that was what was occuring. I thought initially that it was simply changing the font.
I believe there is an interplay between DND, wallpaper (as seen in Focus), etc., and am pursuing, although now that it's reaching the engineering level, that usually ends anything productive. I'm glad to have found this discussion, and hope others will continue to post so we might be able to figure it out without the assistance we know won't be forthcoming.
Returning to the problem this thread is about - - I've posted on Product Feedback - Apple several times, so apple should be aware of the wallpaper changing to a black problem. Fixing it may take some time unless the community can discover a reliable way of duplicating the problem.
I have the iPhone11Pro and the same thing happened I believe with the update to iOS16.0.2, as of iOS 16.1 the issue remains. Everyday my 7+ year old wallpaper disappears and both the home screen background and the lock screen become completely black.
First I decided to recover the original wallpaper image by following a series of complicated steps. The image is store as a .cpbitmap file, which I believe is an Apple proprietary image format used in iOS and iPadOS. This is what I did in case anyone is curious. Without ever deleting my current wallpaper (even if not showing in the main screen, it still appeared on the Settings app). Instructions using Windows 11 2H22:
As soon as you are on your iPhone springboard, you will see whatever is in front of your camera as a wallpaper. Thanks to an intuitive Activator integration, you will also be able to snap a picture at any time and use this picture as your wallpaper.
Regardless of which method you decide to choose, you should now be all set to start customizing and creating a new wallpaper using Apple's preset designs or using photos from your camera roll.
In order to create a wallpaper using photos from your camera roll, select Add New Wallpaper in the settings menu, or if you're on the lock screen, simply press the blue plus button.
Since we're planning on creating a wallpaper from photos on our camera roll, press either the Photos (for a single picture) or Photo Shuffle (for multiple pictures) button.
Swipe left and right to apply various filters to your wallpaper. If none of the filters match what you're looking for, you can also try adding a filter to or editing your photo of choice prior to putting together your wallpaper.
iOS 16's Depth Effect is a powerful camera effect that lets the subject pop on an image in sharp contrast to its background, making the dominant subject in your wallpaper the foremost layer of the lock screen.
You can only use Depth Effect on your lock screen wallpaper if you don't have any widgets (other than date and time) enabled. Having Depth Effect on at the same time as the optional widgets would obscure your view of those widgets, somewhat defeating the purpose of turning them on. Instead of allowing a suboptimal lock screen experience, Apple simply disables Depth Effect, bringing the clock back to the front instead of pushing it behind elements of your wallpaper.
To fix this, you'll want to turn off any optional widgets you've added to your lock screen wallpaper. If you'd still like to see the weather, calendar events, fitness goals, etc. at a glance, you can set a separate lock screen without depth effect and toggle between the two.
Vertical photos work best for lock screen wallpapers. If you have a gorgeous landscape photo that you want to use, you may run into some problems because the subject of the photo won't be centered and won't cover the clock for that signature depth effect look.
Select Click to upload and find the photo you want to convert from your camera roll or folder. You can also import from a URL if your photo is stored in the Cloud or something you found online.
Once you've added your new, vertical photo to your camera roll, return to wallpaper customization and add it to your lock screen. Check to see that your desired subject is in front of the clock/time and that Depth Effect has a check next to it when tapping the 3 dots in the bottom right corner.
With these tips, you can create as many unique iOS 16 lock screen wallpapers as your heart desires, so go crazy with it! For more tips and tutorials, check out our Resource Library and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
In the photo below, designer Christine Morrison Kohut covered the angled wall with paper and painted the flat ceiling. I love that Christine chose a light blue for the ceiling that blends into the wallpaper. This visually expands the bathroom as there is no jaring white ceiling.
Are you talking about having a live feed automatically display as the wallpaper? I found this: however I have not used it and don't know about it at all. It appears to be subscription/purchase software. Hopefully this helps with that.
Newer versions of Android allow you to create live wallpapers natively. Open the Gallery app, select the video, and choose Set as Live Wallpaper. If the video is too long, you'll need to trim it first.
If the TikTok video has the option, tap Share (arrow). Scroll until you find Set as wallpaper. Select Set Wallpaper > Home screen or Home screen and lock screen.
After using Zoom for 3 years, I am just just discovering now, that others do not see the mirrored image of me or my background . They see what the camera sees. I am the only one who sees the mirrored effect.
You can do this with any picture that is in the Photos app of your iPhone or iPad, whether it was taken with the camera, emailed to you, or saved from the web from one of our excellent wallpaper roundup collections. Happy wallpapering!
Setting a TikTok video as a live wallpaper on an Android phone is easy but requires a lot of steps. Just open TikTok, find a video you like, tap the three dots on the right side of the screen, and hit the Set as wallpaper option. The app will then prompt you to download the wallpaper plugin from Google Play.
Open the plugin app and tap on Open TikTok to set wallpaper. When you do, a full-screen preview of the video will play, and if it looks good to you, you can tap Set as wallpaper, followed by Set wallpaper at the bottom of your screen. Android will then ask you to choose whether you want to set the video as your home screen background, or if you also want it on your lock screen.
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