I like Java as language and have over the Years also lost touch with C and the syntax and crypticysm So I want to use java and pure Object Oriented Programming and I can also consider to distribute the objects around more than one CPU to do research on Fractal Image Compression/Improvement of a moving Camera Scan But for the initial and more immediate challenge I would just be happy to get a Stream Source or Memory Raster Location and could work with a shot every x seconds Yes I noticed there were some folks form Switzerland that said they were working on some Java V4L Reader too When It comes to programming altogether I can certainly not be counted as the Number One Wizard so it is a juicy challenge to integrate between C and Java - But I remember when Browsing the Java Native Interface tutorial it was described as fairly easy... In which source file or for what structure should I look to get access to a frame of image data ? thanks Tobias ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alan Cox" <alan@xxxxxxxxxx> To: <video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Wednesday, November 01, 2000 14:41 Subject: Re: [V4L] Java interface to V4L ? > > I don't know why would you want to implement v4l in Java. Java is not > > really intended for image/video processing. I was working on the embedded > > vision project back in Spring. I did all the processing in C and use > > Java for control/user interface. In my project video camera was attached > > to the skiff (compaq personal server) board and communicated via TCP/IP > > with the Java client. The board would send processed video and receive > > commands, Java client would display received video, accept user input and > > send commands to the remote board. > > There are people doing java video work - its good for client end decoders for > video feeds for example. Its also fast enough nowdays if compiled with stuff > like gcj. > > Loathe the language but the non jvm version of it is definitely good enough for > video work ;) > > > > _______________________________________________ > Video4linux-list mailing list > Video4linux-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/video4linux-list
