This a Bitmap question.
Given an Android Bitmap which has been written to file I want to read the
Android BitMap from the file and convert it to a PNG OUTSIDE of Android (via
a regular java program).
Here is how I am writing out the Bitmap to a file:
screenShot - is a Bitmap
//Get Bitmap information
int height = screenShot.getHeight();
int width = screenShot.getWidth();
int bmSize = screenShot.getRowBytes() * height;
//Write the Bitmap to a byte array
ByteBuffer dst = ByteBuffer.allocate(bmSize);
byte bytesar = new byte[bmSize];
dst.position(0);
screenShot.copyPixelsToBuffer(dst);
dst.position(0);
dst.get(bytesar);
//Write it to a file
//I write out the height, width and size before the Bitmap
data so I know what the Bitmap dimensions are when reading back in
final int BUFFSIZE = 32 * 1024;
final int streamBuffSizeInBytes = ( ( BUFFSIZE * 2 * 75
/ 100 ) + 8 ) / 16 * 16;
File f = new File("buffer");
BufferedOutputStream bout = new BufferedOutputStream(new
FileOutputStream(filename), streamBuffSizeInBytes);
out = new ObjectOutputStream(bout);
out.writeInt(height);
out.writeInt(width);
out.writeInt(bmSize);
out.write(bytesar, 0, bytesar.length);
Now I realize that I can just write out the Bitmap in the
from of a PNG via:
screenShot.compress(Bitmap.CompressFormat.PNG, 90, output);
The issue here is performance. I have a lot of images that I
need to write out and this command is very expensive, time consuming and
kills my performance:
screenShot.compress(Bitmap.CompressFormat.PNG, 90, output);
Where if I just grab the Bitmap and write it out using a
BufferedOutputStream (as above) it is very fast and I can write many images
to a file (or socket) very quickly. Then OUTSIDE of Android do the work to
convert the Bitmap's to PNG file's.
So the question I have is how can I read the Bitmap from a
file OUTSIDE of Android and convert it to a PNG?
Like I said I send the dimensions of the image before the
image itself so I can read it back in via:
out.writeInt(height);
out.writeInt(width);
out.writeInt(bmSize);
out.write(bytesar, 0, bytesar.length);
Essentially I need to do the Android command OUTSIDE of
Android:
BitMap.compress(Bitmap.CompressFormat.PNG, 90, output);
Or find the Java command which does the same thing.
Or how does Java "see" an Android Bitmap when I read it back
in?
I read where ByteBuffer is the same as Bitmap but in my tests
(via writing out the Bitmap in Android and reading it in as a ByteBuffer in
java) that does not appear to be the case.
Any help would be wonderful.
Thank you
-Chris
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