If you are processing frames from a camera that captures at 30FPS, what is the best way to decrease the amount of processed frames, assuming you won't be able to process them all in real time?
Answers adapted to the OpenCV4Android frame capture samples will be valued.
when you use the VideoCapture object, the set member function is what you need to check (with the property CV_CAP_PROP_FPS).
For Android devices, I know it's a pain because there are so many cameras and I doubt they all support that feature.
What I would recommend is to multi-thread your code: have one thread that keeps calling ::grab(), and your other slower thread that calls ::retrieve() on the latest grabbed frame and then processes an image as slowly as it wants.
I havethe same issue!! I want to know is grab() a native function? shall I need to make JNI calls? when I try to use the Videocapture class and instantiate an object inside onCameraStarted callback of opencv4android API to call grab () and retreive(), it is showing error!! Is it that It has to be in a c++ file and a JNI call need to be made??
Asked: 2012-06-26 06:33:10 -0600
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