In a virtual android setup you're supposed to be able to navigate through a virtual room when using the camera. In that room, you can change your wall and table arts by uploading images. However, When using certain apps like snapchat, instagram and whatsapp, you get the above pixel art of a green house that's jitters around slightly.
The fact that this same images appears for both snapchat and instagram makes me think that this video is somewhere on the emulated device, and therefore we can change and edit it. and if not, can I still go into that virtual room or upload any images to the camera?
In your AVD configuration, check that your back camera is set to "VirtualScene" instead of emulated. You can find it by clicking on "Advanced Settings".
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I have an API integrated application that calls the Internal Camera API. The application can then use the camera to capture with the interface inside that application. But now I want to use a previously taken photo, instead of the app taking a photo with the camera, when I press the shutter button on that app, it will record the photo I selected first.
Any ideas for the above problem? I don't want to mention the android virtual machine as that has a rather high requirement for hardware.
I have some ideas like Fake Camera software but it only applies to apps that call Android System Camera apps and not apps that use Internal Camera API. I also have an idea about using my pc to make a device that can pass an image to the Internal Camera API on the android device. But I am not knowledgeable enough or there is no software that can meet that requirement.
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So i need to distinguish the image result from camera. In android emulator there are many ways to emulated the camera like virtual scene, custom image, etc. Is there any way to distinguish it?
Let say there is an online proctor application that is using webcam while examination and they're giving
an option to upload the photo of written answer that is on A4 sheet through camera.
So i just want to know is it possible that when we're taking picture of answer at that time also they using camera as a webcam .
because i think it can use either for webcam or for clicking photos
I'm using the Android Emulator (version 28.0.23-5264690) to develop an app that uses QR codes. The Virtual Scene feature for the camera on the emulator has an option to add your own images to the scene:
When using the emulator with a camera app, you can import an image in PNG or JPEG format to be used within a virtual scene. To choose an image for use in a virtual scene, click Add image in the Camera -> Virtual scene images tab in the Extended controls dialog.
This feature can be used to import custom images such as QR codes for use with any camera-based app.
However, I've tried adding both JPG's and PNG's in the Emulator settings, but they never show up in the virtual scene in either the stock camera app or my own app. I've tried restarting the emulator as well, but still no luck.
Any idea what could be wrong?
I just found this piece of text at the Android emulator documentation for augmented reality:
To view these image locations in the scene, launch your emulator, then move the camera to the dining room area through the door behind the camera’s starting position.
So apparently the images show up in a different room than the one you start out in. By using the movement commands described in the link above, you have to walk into the "dining room", which is through the door behind the dog. There the images are displayed on the wall and the table.
Sadly, the QR code scanner Flutter library I'm using doesn't respond to the QR code, so I'm stuck on using a physical device anyway.
I have an app, let's call it FilterAppX
it basically let's you load an image, and I will customize it, say by adding a flower to it, or some silly items.
Now after processing the image, I will save it.
I want to be able to create a photo album to the default Gallery app that comes with all the android phones, so for Galaxy S2 for instance, there is an app (not dowloaded from appStore, it comes with the phone) called "Gallery", which it lets you choose many different images that you took with the phone, either from the camera just now, or screen capture, or whatever
so something like the screen shot below
so as you can see, this is a screen shot from default android phone on galaxy s2
i have downloaded some other apps, and it creates its own album that has the app's name, so i know it is possible and i am trying to do the same thing
basically i want a folder called "FilterAppX" which has the pictures taken by my map
how can i do this?
you just make your own folder that has photos made by "FilterAppX".
In case of you, the directory is "~/sdcards/FilterAppX".