Fix MovieOutput crash when recording isn't started immediately#149
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Fixes "Cannot call method when status is 1" on call to startRecording() that happens if recording isn't started immediately after attaching the input. This fix makes it possible to attach the MovieOutput to the camera up front and then call startRecording later on without any visual hiccups.
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Fixes "Cannot call method when status is 1" on call to startRecording()
that happens if recording isn't started immediately after attaching the
input. This fix makes it possible to attach the MovieOutput to the
camera up front and then call startRecording later on without any visual
hiccups.