I’m trying to get a a frame from the ps3eye. Normally in OpenCV2.0, I’d go

CvCapture *capture = 0;
capture = cvCaptureFromCAM( 0 ); //stream
frame= cvQueryFrame( capture );  //image

in CLEyeFaceTracker.cpp, the capture() part is at the top in public: instead of the main.
inside of which is

cvConvertImage(pCapImage, image);

is there anyway to get to a single frame inside of main()?
something like cam->givemeaframe

why is the capture stuff written inside the same code as the example instead of in a different file?

so confused.

Do you know C++?

NikB - 08 February 2010 12:52 PM

Do you know C++?

just finished “hello world”

mars3554 - 06 February 2010 09:01 PM

I’m trying to get a a frame from the ps3eye. Normally in OpenCV2.0, I’d go

CvCapture *capture = 0;
capture = cvCaptureFromCAM( 0 ); //stream
frame= cvQueryFrame( capture );  //image

in CLEyeFaceTracker.cpp, the capture() part is at the top in public: instead of the main.
inside of which is

cvConvertImage(pCapImage, image);

is there anyway to get to a single frame inside of main()?
something like cam->givemeaframe

why is the capture stuff written inside the same code as the example instead of in a different file?

so confused.

The code samples were written as simple multithreaded applications. If you don’t want that you could easily rewrite the program to completely run inside your main() function. All you have to do is copy the camera initialization and the capture while loop in your main() function.

The “cam->givemeaframe” function you are talking about is exactly this:
CLEyeCameraGetFrame(_cam, pCapBuffer);

AlexP

  Ah!, thank you thank you thank you.