Camcorder profile android runtime record video blackberry 10

I am porting an android app to bb10 that records video, but when i select one of the camcorder profile availables,
it always record with a high resolution, i cant record a video with a low resolution(that's what i want) can anybody help me? .
The video always get recorded those are my parameters:
protected void startRecording() throws IOException
mrec = new MediaRecorder(); // Works well
mCamera.unlock();
mrec.setCamera(mCamera);
mrec.setOrientationHint(90);
mrec.setPreviewDisplay(surfaceHolder.getSurface());
mrec.setAudioSource(MediaRecorder.AudioSource.CAMCORDER);
mrec.setVideoSource(MediaRecorder.VideoSource.CAMERA);
mrec.setProfile(CamcorderProfile.get(CamcorderProfile.QUALITY_LOW));
java.util.Date date= new java.util.Date();
String timeStamp = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyyMMdd_HHmmss").format(date.getTime());
mrec.setOutputFile(Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory()+"/VID_"+timeStamp+".3gp");
mrec.prepare();
mrec.start();
also in the logcat the device prints this:
04-08 00:31:38.315: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): MediaProfiles::initProfilesLocked()
04-08 00:31:38.315: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): MediaProfiles::initCamcorderProfilesFromCache()
04-08 00:31:38.317: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 320, height: 240, bitrate: 666666, quality: 7, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.317: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 320, height: 240, bitrate: 333333, quality: 1007, duration: 60, timeLapse true
04-08 00:31:38.317: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 176, height: 144, bitrate: 220000, quality: 2, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.317: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 176, height: 144, bitrate: 110000, quality: 1002, duration: 60, timeLapse true
04-08 00:31:38.317: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 352, height: 352, bitrate: 1075555, quality: 0, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.318: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 352, height: 352, bitrate: 537777, quality: 1000, duration: 60, timeLapse true
04-08 00:31:38.318: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 720, height: 720, bitrate: 4500000, quality: 1, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.318: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 1, width: 720, height: 720, bitrate: 2250000, quality: 1001, duration: 60, timeLapse true
04-08 00:31:38.318: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 320, height: 240, bitrate: 666666, quality: 7, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.319: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 320, height: 240, bitrate: 333333, quality: 1007, duration: 60, timeLapse true
04-08 00:31:38.319: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 176, height: 144, bitrate: 220000, quality: 2, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.319: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 176, height: 144, bitrate: 110000, quality: 1002, duration: 60, timeLapse true
04-08 00:31:38.319: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 352, height: 352, bitrate: 1075555, quality: 0, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.320: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 352, height: 352, bitrate: 537777, quality: 1000, duration: 60, timeLapse true
04-08 00:31:38.320: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 720, height: 720, bitrate: 4500000, quality: 1, duration: 60, timeLapse false
04-08 00:31:38.320: I/MediaProfiles(16224500): createCamcorderProfile: camera: 0, width: 720, height: 720, bitrate: 2250000, quality: 1001, duration: 60, timeLapse true
so i think the camcorder profiles exists, but why the video resolution is not a low resolution when i select low camcorder option??????

That's because you don't open bar files. You load them directly onto the device using an app like DDPB. You can get it here: http://ddpb.dauden.vn/
The process is called "sideloading." You install the bar file on the BB10 or Playbook device and then it will run on the device.
Here are some steps to do it:
1. Install DDPB
2. Put the Z30 in Development Mode
3. Connect to PC and open DDPB.
4. Enter your password when prompted and enter it in the password field in DDPB.
5. Scan for IP addresses and select 169.254.0.1
6. Click Connect.
7. At the top right click "Add file" and select the bar file you wish to load. It will add it to the list.
8. Check the box for the bar file you wish to load and click "Install" at the bottom.
That's it. When you're done take the device out of Development Mode.
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To capture/ingest recorded AVCHD video, in FCE select one of the AVCHD Easy Setups that matches how you shot your video, then connect the camcorder to your Mac via USB, then in FCE use the Log & Transfer function to ingest the video from the camcorder.
If you really need to capture live video, you will need to use either a miniDV camcorder ... or use an analog-digital converter to which you would connect the analog output of your camcorder and also the Firewire port on your Mac. The Canopus ADVC-110 or ADVC-300 are examples of good quality converters.
Notes: Your camcorder appears to have an ordinary a/v out in addition to HDMI and Component. You could use the a/v out with the converter. The analog-digital converter will convert the analog output of your camcorder to DV over FireWire. Both methods, of course, will only give you standard-def 4:3 video. In FCE you would select the DV-NTSC DV Converter easy setup and use the Capture Now function to capture the video/audio.

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