LMC XML library
LMC Config File Downloads
Use the config library to find XML files by LMC branch, keep the exact filename visible, and understand what a filename can and cannot tell you about phone compatibility.
What a config does
An XML can change many camera settings at once
LMC config files are XML profiles used to load groups of settings into a compatible LMC Camera build. Depending on the profile, those settings can affect processing, lens mapping, noise reduction, sharpening, color, exposure behavior and other options. That convenience is also why a mismatched XML can make diagnosis harder: dozens of values can change in one import.
Start by confirming that the base LMC APK opens and saves a normal photo before adding a config. If a problem appears only after the XML is imported, return to the unconfigured state before switching APK packages as well.
Choose by branch
Open the dedicated config library for your LMC version
LMC 8.4 XML config files
Browse the current file directory with filename filtering and direct XML links. The page keeps device and release naming clues separate from verified compatibility.
LMC 9.6 configs
No dedicated public download directory is published here yet. Do not assume an LMC 8.4 XML is suitable for 9.6 unless the config origin explicitly documents that branch.
Need the APK first?
Install and test one package before importing XML. This gives you a clean baseline for launch, capture, saved photos, lenses and video.
Compatibility rule
A phone name in the XML filename is useful context, not proof
Community config filenames often include phone models, sensors, releases or creator names. Those words can help narrow a search, but they do not establish that this website tested the file on that device. Firmware, region, chipset, LMC release and package identity can still change the result.
When you try a config, record the exact XML filename, LMC release, APK filename, phone model code and Android/vendor software version. If the setup fails, those details make it possible to return to the last working state and explain the failure precisely.