Capturer des instantanés d'image haute résolution de la webcam, en Java - Stack Overflow

Anyone knows a Java library which can be used for the purpose of capturing high-resolution image snapshots from a webcam?

More precisely: - Detect the available webcams (laptops may have a built-in one and an external one attached trough an USB connection) - Choose a webcam to work with. - Detect available resolutions for IMAGE capture (ex: up to 1280x1024 for a web camera with 1.3 Mp sensor). They are generally much greater than the for VIDEO capture (ex: up to 640x480 for the same web camera). - Choose a resolution to work with. - On request (calling an API function), capture a snapshot from the selected camera with the selected resolution.

I've tried: - JMF: sucks, doesn't support automatic detection of attached web cameras. - FMJ: uses LTI-CIVIL for webcam support. - LTI-CIVIL: only supports VIDEO capture. The code is also very old (2007 if i remember correctly). Uses native libraries written in C++ for webcam access. DirectX for Windows and Video4Linux for (obviously, ) Linux. But looking over the C++ code, it becomes obvious that it's oriented towards video streaming which is not my purpose (as reflected in the description of what i need)

I would be thankful if anyone could point me to a Java library which fits the profile i need.

Thanks.

openCV is a popular C++ computer vision library. However, they have Java bindings as well. http://code.google.com/p/javacv/

OpenCV lets u access to image and video processing and capturing of image and video from multiple webcams as well.

The following open source project, webcamstudio http://code.google.com/p/webcamstudio/ has done a great job using Java for webcam support. Perhaps take some ideas from there.

You can use JMyron, the library is here and you can see how it works with this example

Anyone knows a Java library which can be used for the purpose of capturing high-resolution image snapshots from a webcam?

More precisely: - Detect the available webcams (laptops may have a built-in one and an external one attached trough an USB connection) - Choose a webcam to work with. - Detect available resolutions for IMAGE capture (ex: up to 1280x1024 for a web camera with 1.3 Mp sensor). They are generally much greater than the for VIDEO capture (ex: up to 640x480 for the same web camera). - Choose a resolution to work with. - On request (calling an API function), capture a snapshot from the selected camera with the selected resolution.

I've tried: - JMF: sucks, doesn't support automatic detection of attached web cameras. - FMJ: uses LTI-CIVIL for webcam support. - LTI-CIVIL: only supports VIDEO capture. The code is also very old (2007 if i remember correctly). Uses native libraries written in C++ for webcam access. DirectX for Windows and Video4Linux for (obviously, ) Linux. But looking over the C++ code, it becomes obvious that it's oriented towards video streaming which is not my purpose (as reflected in the description of what i need)

I would be thankful if anyone could point me to a Java library which fits the profile i need.

Thanks.

openCV is a popular C++ computer vision library. However, they have Java bindings as well. http://code.google.com/p/javacv/

OpenCV lets u access to image and video processing and capturing of image and video from multiple webcams as well.

The following open source project, webcamstudio http://code.google.com/p/webcamstudio/ has done a great job using Java for webcam support. Perhaps take some ideas from there.

You can use JMyron, the library is here and you can see how it works with this example

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