- #UVC DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
- #UVC DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#
- #UVC DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 FOR ANDROID#
Add libUVCDriver.so, libuvc, libusb and libjpeg-turbo from build/bin into your Android-app project.NOTE: It also creates an intermediate directory to. This should compile the plugin and copy all the dependencies into UVCDriver/build/bin.Run python build.py (For more build options, use python build.py -help).Go to the VuforiaSDK/samples/UVCDriver directory.These instructions assume that the “Compile Dependencies” section above was followed. /ndk-build ( ndk-build.cmd on Windows).Open terminal and change directory to the jni-build directory: UVCCamera/libuvccamera/src/main/jni.The UVCCamera directory should be located in VuforiaSDK/samples/UVCDriver/UVCCamera Clone the repository to VuforiaSDK/Samples/UVCDriver directory.The UVCDriver directory should be located in VuforiaSDK/samples/UVCDriver/
#UVC DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 DRIVER#
Extract the UVC Driver Sample package to the VuforiaSDK/Samples directory.
#UVC DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 FOR ANDROID#
Extract the Vuforia Engine for Android package. Download the UVCDriver Sample from the Vuforia Engine Developer Portal. Download Vuforia Engine for Android from the Vuforia Engine Developer Portal. Operating System: Refer to Vuforia Engine Supported Versions for supported systems. The UVC Camera Driver requires phones, tablets or the Dragonboard running Android 6 or later.īuilding the UVC Camera Driver Prerequisites The Android USBManager is used to obtain a device handle for the attached webcam, which is then passed to libuvc and libusb. Then inside the Driver a JNI (Java Native Interface) is used to call the USBManager using the injected JVM-pointer. As the Driver needs to be implemented in C++, a pointer to the current JVM-instance needs to be injected through the Vuforia Engine stack into the Driver using the userData pointer passed in with the Vuforia::setExternalProviderLibrary() call. The UVC Camera Driver uses the Java-based Android USBManager API to access camera data. The current supported cameras profiles are: The UVCCamera library that this sample uses have implemented the device handle injection. So Android's USBManager is needed to obtain a device handle and then inject it into libusb through libuvc. Unmodified versions of libuvc and libub do not work directly on Android because the USB-device handles can't be obtained in the same way as on a standard desktop Linux-system. This library uses modified versions of libusb and libuvc to handle the USB-cameras. The sample plugin uses an open source UVCCamera library to access camera frame data from USB-cameras. You can download the UVC Camera Driver Sample from the Vuforia Developer Portal. 
The UVC Camera Driver Sample is an implementation of an External Camera using the Vuforia Engine Driver Framework and has been designed to work on both handheld devices and Qualcomm’s Dragonboard 410C .
#UVC DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 HOW TO#
The UVC (USB Video Class) Camera Driver Sample demonstrates how to access a USB camera from within Android.
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