On Nov 17, 10:26 pm, "s.rawat" <imsaurabhra...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > I am trying to by-pass the default camera viewfinder and making an > application which will give the Surfaceview some continuous jpeg frames > (instead of getting it from Camera view finder)., but I have realized its > quiet a gigantic task and I have to modify the files in the > framework/core/jni(native calls), framework/core/java and services and > client as well and even the CameraHardware.cpp for this > as Surfaceview(Surfaceholder instance) connected with the mCamera > instance (as the fully initialized SurfaceHolder is to be passed to the > setPreviewDisplay()(which is connectd with the Camera Hardware code).So i > wanted to ask these questions: > > (1) Is it possible to bypass the default camera view finder at the > application (android application code) level. > (2) I am able to generate the video by passing the continuous jpeg frames to > * image view*(running in a thread being spawned form the main thread until > i press stop), can I also in some way pass these frames to Surface > holder(surface view so that I can see the video in the viewfinder- my > understanding is that Surface holder is responsible for the viewfinder on > the camera) > (3) Any other way to implement this without delving deep into the Android > framework. > Plz suggest . > Rgds and Thanks for your reply > Saurabh
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