The process is like this...Two threads, one running the live video. Constantly taking pictures and storing them to a variable. The second thread will then take that variable, XXX it, and send it over Bluetooth to my computer. I will then wait for the processed response, and react appropriately. Then re-grab the most recent image and re- loop. I have done android dev but never involving the camera. I feel like this project is very doable, I just need some guidance in grabbing video frames (it's a little different from MATLAB). On Apr 16, 11:40 pm, lbendlin <[email protected]> wrote: > live frames over Bluetooth? There's your first non-starter. Time to > rethink your requirements. > > Other than that - you need to invest time in reading the existing > documentation. > > > > > > > > On Monday, April 16, 2012 10:33:28 PM UTC-4, Taylor Niver wrote: > > > Setup: I am working on an app that I will be using for a 'cloud' based > > robotics platform. I will be using my phone as a camera on the robot > > and need to use live frames from the camera's video to do some image > > processing (which is done on the computer over Bluetooth). > > > Problem: I can't figure out how to open the video camera (and display > > the feed on the phone's screen). Once that's done I need to store each > > frame to a variable that I will then read in another thread. Does > > anybody have any easy-to-follow documentation on setting this up, I am > > new(ish) to java/android development so Google's documentation doesn't > > help me tons. > > > Thanks
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