Some SONY Cameras have a FireWire interface. Is it possible to control any camera functions via FireWire using any FireWire SDK etc? Tape: record/stop, forward/rewind Lens: exposure, zoom, shutter speed, focus, white balance Other: effects (sepia/invert) Found: Adobe Premiere can control Tape playback functions (play, forward/rewi...
I'm using the nyartoolkit to put together an augmented reality application but I am new to Windows Mobile emulation. Can anyone help me understand how I can get live video into the mobile emulator? Is there any way to bridge to my web cam for example? ...
I have an application that controls cameras. Currently I am adding support for HD cameras using the Visca format. I'm using the LibVisca library to do the low level work. I have successfully added all of the features I need with the exception of the menu system. I can open the Menu. Move the menu cursor up and down through the list, ch...
I'll soon be undertaking a research project in real-time event recognition but have no experience with the programming aspect of video capture (I'm an upperclassman undergraduate in computer engineering). I want to start off on the right foot so advice from anyone with experience would be great. The ultimate goal is to track events such ...
Hi. This is more of a general question than a specific, however I am looking for any input and advice. I'm looking to spoof an IIDC camera, packetize and stream uncompressed 2VUY video data over a firewire/1394 port to another machine. I've been able to do something similar to stream DV packets, but using higher level libraries (I'm on...
In actionscript I can use code below to register a callback when there is motion captured: cam.setMotionLevel (35,3000); cam.addEventListener (ActivityEvent.ACTIVITY, checkCamAction); Is that available in FMLE? UPDATE Or is it possible to access the same camera from both flash player and FMLE at the same time? ...
I was wondering if anyone knows of a tutorial explaining how to capture the video from the camera on an Android device and then display the video in real time on the screen? I have looked up MediaRecorder, MediaPlayer, Videoview but they all seem concerned with recording audio/video to a file or playing audio/video from a file or a URL....
By default subsequent references to the camera will fail if it's already in use. But is it possible to make the subsequent references read-only, but still can access the camera? ...