Re: [Flashcoders] flash.media.Camera.setMode Freeze SWF

2007-03-14 Thread Anthony Lee

I know that change size and aspect ratio settings will force the camera to
display in non-native size.


Are you talking 'display' or 'grab'? I don't think you can force the
camera to grab at non-native sizes, can you? If you're talking display
then all that's happening is that sample is being squeezed to fit the
display area.


http://www.riaevolution.com/development/red5samples/main.swf


Can you post the relevant code?

Anthony
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Re: [Flashcoders] flash.media.Camera.setMode Freeze SWF

2007-03-14 Thread l u c h y x

Hi guy's.
I´m doing a component "CameraDisplay". and other componente
"CameraSettings", wich enable you to change few settings of the camera. ("in
beta")
With this component I test the capabilities and limitations of me webcam,
and under the test process I noticed the freeze behavior.
I know that change size and aspect ratio settings will force the camera to
display in non-native size.
But I just wondering if exist any technique to do it smoother
Here is the component :
http://www.riaevolution.com/development/red5samples/main.swf

Feedback are welcome.!
;)


Luciano Bustos - Luchyx

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Re: [Flashcoders] flash.media.Camera.setMode Freeze SWF

2007-03-14 Thread Dennis - I Sioux

Hey Luciano,

Actually the .names only returns an array with cam's.. flash makes that 
array at the start of the swf.


But like Anthony Lee said.. setMode is a method to give the preffered size 
and framerate you want to grab the video.
Although the result might differ a bit because it will be compared with the 
native modes the cam offers.
Only add is: When given another argument of true you will prefer searching 
the right size over framerate.


For info check : 
http://www.flash-communications.net/technotes/setMode/index.html


This shouldn't give any troubles.. you first have to do a Camera.get(); 
though... just for "is the plug in" question :-D

Tested with different browsers, computers, cams?

Best regards,

Dennis
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Hi list!.
Does anybody here know why calling Camera.setMode freeze the movie ?
I know that calling Camera.names will trigger a new scan for camera 
devices

on the machine but what Camera.setMode really do ?
Any idea to make this action run smoothly ??.

Thank's

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Re: [Flashcoders] flash.media.Camera.setMode Freeze SWF

2007-03-13 Thread Anthony Lee

Hi Luciano,

It sets the pixel width, pixel height and framerate for the camera
it's called on. ie. What the data is grabbed at. How you choose to
preset it is something else.

For example:

var cam:Camera = Camera.get();
cam.setMode(320, 240, 20);

But it's a bit more complicated than that because the camera generally
has preset modes so Flash attempts to find the one closest to your
request, giving preference to the framerate.

Does it freeze your machine? What are your specs?

Anthony
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