N81 VGA video capture

Hi,
I`m having some problems with my Nokia n81.
I can`t capture a VGA video/640x480px/, is it a firmware issue or just a setting? My phone is set to Video Quality-High, but it still captures a clip with resolution 320x240px.
In the following specification provided by Nokia/In the official UK site http://nokia.co.uk / is said that this device can support this resolution.The specifications: http://www.nokia.co.uk/A4515023
Is it a firmware issue or just a setting?
Imaging
Up to 2 megapixel (1600x1200 pixels) camera, MPEG-4 VGA video capture of up to 15fps
Zoom: digital up to 20x
Front camera (CIF).....
My phone is running v 20.0.056 /15-05-08/ with 8GB mSDHC card.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Message Edited by kele6 on 10-Nov-2008 06:08 PM

I tried using my secondary /front/ camera and video clip captured by it was with resolution 178x144px. I also checked the setting and found nothing. I made up some screeshots. Link: http://bulgaria.net.in/nokia/ . I`m starting to think that nokia forgot to activate this feature in their firmware. In Screenshot0002 there are five levels but only 3 of them are active. Is this scenario possible?

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