Le 26 avril 2009 15:53, Alexandre Quessy
<alexandre@xxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
Hi all,
(esp. Nirav, René and Chelsea)
I am interested in getting involved in the pygame camera module, since
I use it for my stop motion software ToonLoop I am developing with
Tristan Matthews. See http://toonloop.com : and yes, I think ToonLoop
is a great free software to test the pygame.camera module with, if you
don't installing Twisted. Creating a cross-platform application is my
main concern, and I feel like there is a lack of cross-platform C
libraries for having a live camera input. Anyways, Python is the way
to go for such a high-level software like mine. I am not so much of an
expert in C, but I can help with the software architecture.
Mac : So, the Mac version uses the OpenCV wrapper for now ? I have
read on Nirav's blog that py-objective-C wasn't well maintained enough
? Does that mean we will stick with the OpenCV camera wrapper this
summer, Chelsea ? Are there build/install instructions for Mac ? It
seems like the camera API is slightly different between Mac and
GNU/Linux. At the end of this email, I provide two code snippets which
illustrates those differences. It's when we initiate the camera, and
when copying a surface from it to a list of surfaces.
Linux : On GNU/Linux, I am having success with v4l2 inputs. What is
the state of the v4l ones ? Has it been reported to work for some
users ? Any plan to support raw1394 cameras ? (libdc1394) When is it
planned to release a .deb with pygame containing the camera module ?
What is the state of your computer vision tools for Pygame, Nirav ?
Windows : What is the state of the camera module on Windows ? The
vidcap module was reported to be working, (Feb 2009) but will it be
officially part of pygame, or should it be using an other tool/driver
?
Any chances I can make py2app and py2exe applications with
pygame.camera support before the end of the summer ?
Thank you !!
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Differences between the pygame.camera in Mac v/s GNU/Linux
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############### Initiating the camera ##################
video_device_num = 0
size = (320, 240)
if self.IS_MAC:
print "Using camera %s" % (video_device_num)
self.camera = pygame.camera.Camera(video_device_num, size)
else:
print "Using camera /dev/video%d" % (video_device_num)
self.camera = pygame.camera.Camera("/dev/video%d" %
(video_device_num), size)
############### Grabbing an image ###################
if self.IS_MAC:
self.shot.images.append(self.most_recent_image.copy())
else:
self.shot.images.append(self.most_recent_image)
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Alexandre Quessy
http://alexandre.quessy.net/
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