Using Laptop Webcam as Android Emulator's Cameta - android

I am trying to use my laptop webcam as my back camera of my emulator for sdk version 10 and 16, but in both case the emulator does not found my webcam though the emulator does not show any shortage of SD cart memory or also request permission for using webcam. When I run emulator's default camera app, it shows grid of gray and black with a greed rectangle moving here and there, when capturing photos it capture the same thing at that time on screen. Can anyone give me any solution please. My complete emulator configuration is:

This link can be helpful Android: How to use webcam in emulator?
Short story is:
Go to AVD manager
Select your device
Go to device properties
Change back facing camera dropdown value to "webcam0"
If it all not working you can try to use genymotion emulator http://www.genymotion.com/
It works much more faster and it easy to use your laptop webcam as back camera of the device

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I've started developing for Android.
I want to write an barcode scanning app, but without a way to activate the camera in the emulator it could be annoying.
Does anybody knows a way to use the USB-Webcam of my PC as an Android Camera ?
I've searched everywhere i know there is a lib from tomgibara, but it would be really nice if some has got an sample project for this.
At the moment the Emulator only asks for the capturing device, but when i start now the camera app from android i only see this dummy camera site with this chessy squares.
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-fake-camera <mode> set fake camera emulation mode
where mode can be one of back, front, or off, and
-webcam name=<name>[,dir=<direction>] setup web camera emulation
where name is a valid connected camera name and dir is one of front or back.
The connected camera names can be obtained by using the special option -webcam list.
For example, in Linux you can obtain something like
List of web cameras connected to the computer:
Camera 'webcam0' is connected to device '/dev/video0' on channel 0 using pixel format 'YUYV'
OK after some tries I am able to run the emulator on the way you described above, but the fake-camera option does not help =(
It let me choose which camera I want use and after i clicked "OK" the emulator starts, but without the webcam as front or back camera =(
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If Yes: which cameras are supported ?

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Using Eclipse.
AVD Manager
Edit the AVD.
Hardware > New:
Configures camera facing backwards = "webcam0" (use dropdown).
Run project using that AVD.
Its some tricky way either its work or not I don't know...
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During development, when debugging on an actual Device under adb, use the camera as normal. While debugging on an AVD, comment out your camera code and us a pre-taken a png to your app that resembles/emulates the photo the camera would have taken. This would let you work on the picture analysis regardless of the camera, and finish your app without an actual ADB device, just AVDs. One you get ahold of a real device you can finish up.
On another note, if you are ready to go poking around in VMs, Android Kernels, and HALS, you could follow this article (http://bytecruft.blogspot.com/2011/05/alternative-to-android-emulator-and.html) which tells you how to setup Android X86 under VMWare or Virtualbox as an ADB Device. I'm sure setting up the host machine's webcam as a camera would be much easier that bay (VMWare device bridging comes pretty close).
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