Android: Ti.Media.takePicture() will wrongly assign mp4 extension to image file if camera is configured for MEDIA_TYPE_VIDEO

Ti.Media.showCamera({

      autohide : false,

      showControls : false,

      overlay : cameraControls.getView(),

      saveToPhotoGallery : false,

      videoMaximumDuration : 60 * 1000,

      mediaTypes : [ Titanium.Media.MEDIA_TYPE_PHOTO, Titanium.Media.MEDIA_TYPE_VIDEO ],

      success : function(e) {

        Ti.API.info(' e.media.mimeType: ' + e.media.mimeType);

      },

      error : function(e) {

        Ti.API.error(JSON.stringify(e));

      },

      cancel : function() {

        Ti.API.info('Action cancelled');

      }

    });

private static File writeToFile(byte[] data, boolean saveToGallery) throws Throwable

	{

		try {

			File imageFile = null;

			if (saveToGallery) {

				imageFile = MediaModule.createGalleryImageFile();

			} else {

				// Save the picture in the internal data directory so it is private to this application.

				String extension = ".jpg";

				// Rodrigo Farfán (phobeous@gmail.com):

				// This has no sense. The only point where this method is called is in jpegCallback and

				// video recording creates his own file. So this is absolutely wrong

				// Let's comment out next if block

				/*

				if (mediaType == MEDIA_TYPE_VIDEO) {

					extension = ".mp4";

				}

				*/

				imageFile = TiFileFactory.createDataFile("tia", extension);

			}

			FileOutputStream imageOut = new FileOutputStream(imageFile);

			imageOut.write(data);

			imageOut.close();

			if (saveToGallery) {

				Intent mediaScanIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_MEDIA_SCANNER_SCAN_FILE);

				Uri contentUri = Uri.fromFile(imageFile);

				mediaScanIntent.setData(contentUri);

				Activity activity = TiApplication.getAppCurrentActivity();

				activity.sendBroadcast(mediaScanIntent);

			}

			return imageFile;

		} catch (Throwable t) {

			throw t;

		}

	}