How to use Camera2 and CameraX libraries to open android phone cameras faster using java programing language?
I'm using this lib implementation 'androidx.camera:camera-core:1.2.1'
I'm trying to implement camera functionality to open my phone camera using a latest library of google on the latest devices and open faster.
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So, I have implemented opencv to my android project, but when listing avaliable sizes for resolution I get the highest value of 1920x1080(im using Samsung Galaxy s6 Edge Plus). The highest resolution with default camera is 5312x2988, after that 3984x2988 and so on.
I have tried finding answer on the internet, but there is no explanation on how to do this and, if its not possible, why it isn't. Can someone help?
Im using OpenCV 3.2, Android Version 7.0
Your device does not deliver its full camera capabilities through the deprecated camera API, which is supported for backwards compatibility with legacy apps. You should use the new camera2 API to unlock higher video resolutions. While the native interface to camera2 has been introduced recently, it is still not accommodated in OpenCV. Luckily, there is a Java class that can help. An official tutorial shows how this new API can be used in your app.
I am trying to stream video from a webcam on a raspberry pi to an android application. I used motion library on the raspberry pi to stream the video. This worked fine as I can see the video on my browser by navigating to http://raspberrypiIP:8081.
Question: how do I display this video on an Android app?
I went for LibVLC, but I am on windows environment and the lib cannot be built. I wanted to try GStreamer but I am not used to native libraries.
Are there some java libraries enabling this or other easier ways that enables me to view the video on an Android phone?
I'm using Android Studio and I'm quite new to Android development.
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I have also used the Android YouTube API Player API to play YouTube videos inside some of my Android apps (https://developers.google.com/youtube/android/player/).
So, I recommend the YouTube approach as a first line of enquiry.
I want to use my laptop camera in the Android Emulator, but the app crashes when I try to do so. Moreover, the emulator itself can't use the camera. Is there any software or SDK version that supports webcams. Currently I am using the Android Froyo 2.2 SDK.
Thanks!
I haven't tried that yet, although it sounds rather useful. You might wann check this
How to use web camera in android emulator to capture a live image?
and
Using Camera in the Android emulator
One answer says, this is only supported in the emulator starting with android ICS (4.0), but no further information is provided, so you might want to invest a little more research on this version.