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Need help loading Axis Camera feed in Java
So I'm trying to do a little vision project and I'm stuck at how to import the live camera feed into java run on eclipse Kepler. I have OpenCV and, wpilib installed correctly. I can't get the Axis Camera "location" to work, (note I'm not using wpilib workspace at all, I made a project folder with openCV)
I have the Camera's IP set to 192.168.0.90 and it works on a web browser, However I don't know how to initialize the camera correctly in java Any help would be welcomed. |
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Re: Need help loading Axis Camera feed in Java
We have some Java code available on github that provides some examples of opening a video feed using the OpenCV methods.
The project can be found at: https://github.com/frc868/2016-Vision In particular the FrameGrabber.java class (https://github.com/frc868/2016-Visio...meGrabber.java).
We did find that determining the correct URL for cameras was a bit tricky. For the Axis M1103 at IP 10.8.68.11, we ended up using: http://10.8.68.11/mjpg/video.mjpg This seemed to have lower latency than using the H264 encoding available at: rtsp://10.8.68.11:554/axis-media/media.amp?videocodec=h264 Finally, setting up your OpenCV environment can be tricky. If the necessary libraries aren't found, you can easily find yourself in a situation where you can grab still images just fine from the camera just fine, but are unable to grab a live stream. Hope that helps. |
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