Is it possible to communicate with a camera directly in pure JavaScript (no library like jQuery)?
If yes, what is the most simple pure javascript code to do that?
getUserMedia is available in preview builds of all browsers.
How do I access navigator.getUserMedia()?
It isn't posible to do that using pure Javascript (I believe it will be possible soon), but I know it can be done using Flash or Java applets.
Not possible on client-side JavaScript with any technology I know of. It'd be a security violation to allow such a thing. You'll need to use Flash, Java, Silverlight or some other form of browser plugin. However, you can interact with a Flash object using JavaScript.
There's a nice tutorial about using a webcam in Flash / AS3 here: http://theflashstudioblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/capturing-webcam-input-with.html
Is it possible to communicate with a camera directly in pure JavaScript (no library like jQuery)?
If yes, what is the most simple pure javascript code to do that?
getUserMedia is available in preview builds of all browsers.
How do I access navigator.getUserMedia()?
It isn't posible to do that using pure Javascript (I believe it will be possible soon), but I know it can be done using Flash or Java applets.
Not possible on client-side JavaScript with any technology I know of. It'd be a security violation to allow such a thing. You'll need to use Flash, Java, Silverlight or some other form of browser plugin. However, you can interact with a Flash object using JavaScript.
There's a nice tutorial about using a webcam in Flash / AS3 here: http://theflashstudioblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/capturing-webcam-input-with.html
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