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How to take 10+ images per second with phone camera on android?
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I want to play with android camera and maybe build an rower and possibly add server AI processing so it could detect objects..
So my question is:
How to capture 10 or more frames per second in Bitmap / jpeg format. I don't wanna do video encoding. Currently I can capture 1-2 frames per second with android camera API.
I'm sending the image to my PC over socket and saving it to disk from java server. I just can't figure out how to do it faster if possible?
java
android android-camera asked Mar 22 at 20:21
Marko KraljicMarko Kraljic
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I want to play with android camera and maybe build an rower and possibly add server AI processing so it could detect objects..
So my question is:
How to capture 10 or more frames per second in Bitmap / jpeg format. I don't wanna do video encoding. Currently I can capture 1-2 frames per second with android camera API.
I'm sending the image to my PC over socket and saving it to disk from java server. I just can't figure out how to do it faster if possible?
java
android android-camera asked Mar 22 at 20:21
Marko KraljicMarko Kraljic
1
Using video format solves the problem of sending the result to PC or saving to file. With 10+ images per second, the file system may be a bottleneck, too. But if your device has raw capture capabilities, you can receive from camera what you need. Often these devices support burst capture, too. But burst capture is often limited to dozen frames or a bit more. That's because of the bottlenecks I mentioned before.
– Alex Cohn
Mar 22 at 22:12
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I want to play with android camera and maybe build an rower and possibly add server AI processing so it could detect objects..
So my question is:
How to capture 10 or more frames per second in Bitmap / jpeg format. I don't wanna do video encoding. Currently I can capture 1-2 frames per second with android camera API.
I'm sending the image to my PC over socket and saving it to disk from java server. I just can't figure out how to do it faster if possible?
java
android android-camera asked Mar 22 at 20:21
Marko KraljicMarko Kraljic
1
I want to play with android camera and maybe build an rower and possibly add server AI processing so it could detect objects..
So my question is:
How to capture 10 or more frames per second in Bitmap / jpeg format. I don't wanna do video encoding. Currently I can capture 1-2 frames per second with android camera API.
I'm sending the image to my PC over socket and saving it to disk from java server. I just can't figure out how to do it faster if possible?
java
android android-camera java
android android-camera asked Mar 22 at 20:21
Marko KraljicMarko Kraljic
1
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Marko KraljicMarko Kraljic
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asked Mar 22 at 20:21
Marko KraljicMarko Kraljic
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asked Mar 22 at 20:21
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1
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Using video format solves the problem of sending the result to PC or saving to file. With 10+ images per second, the file system may be a bottleneck, too. But if your device has raw capture capabilities, you can receive from camera what you need. Often these devices support burst capture, too. But burst capture is often limited to dozen frames or a bit more. That's because of the bottlenecks I mentioned before.
– Alex Cohn
Mar 22 at 22:12
add a comment |
Using video format solves the problem of sending the result to PC or saving to file. With 10+ images per second, the file system may be a bottleneck, too. But if your device has raw capture capabilities, you can receive from camera what you need. Often these devices support burst capture, too. But burst capture is often limited to dozen frames or a bit more. That's because of the bottlenecks I mentioned before.
– Alex Cohn
Mar 22 at 22:12
Using video format solves the problem of sending the result to PC or saving to file. With 10+ images per second, the file system may be a bottleneck, too. But if your device has raw capture capabilities, you can receive from camera what you need. Often these devices support burst capture, too. But burst capture is often limited to dozen frames or a bit more. That's because of the bottlenecks I mentioned before.
– Alex Cohn
Mar 22 at 22:12
Using video format solves the problem of sending the result to PC or saving to file. With 10+ images per second, the file system may be a bottleneck, too. But if your device has raw capture capabilities, you can receive from camera what you need. Often these devices support burst capture, too. But burst capture is often limited to dozen frames or a bit more. That's because of the bottlenecks I mentioned before.
– Alex Cohn
Mar 22 at 22:12
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Using video format solves the problem of sending the result to PC or saving to file. With 10+ images per second, the file system may be a bottleneck, too. But if your device has raw capture capabilities, you can receive from camera what you need. Often these devices support burst capture, too. But burst capture is often limited to dozen frames or a bit more. That's because of the bottlenecks I mentioned before.
– Alex Cohn
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