Hi all,
In this article I'll show how to record data from the camera (webcam) on your Computer running Ubuntu.
NOTE: Click here, If you are running Windows (recent version or Visual Studio 2008).
Btw, My other programs in OpenCV will be posted here.
I don't think you will be able to use Kinect with this code. For that, you might wan't to refer OpenNI API.
Basically we import cv.h, highgui.h and get a hold of the camera using cvCreateCameraCapture() function and extract frame from it using cvQueryFrame()
The program is as follows:
You can chage the program accordingly at cvCreateCameraCapture parameter (which is usually >=0) to capture your specific camera (if you have more than 1 Camera attached to your computer).
This program saves all the IMAGES in .jpg format in the present folder. You can as well record it into a .avi or any other video file, for that click here.
In this article I'll show how to record data from the camera (webcam) on your Computer running Ubuntu.
NOTE: Click here, If you are running Windows (recent version or Visual Studio 2008).
Btw, My other programs in OpenCV will be posted here.
I don't think you will be able to use Kinect with this code. For that, you might wan't to refer OpenNI API.
Basically we import cv.h, highgui.h and get a hold of the camera using cvCreateCameraCapture() function and extract frame from it using cvQueryFrame()
The program is as follows:
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You can chage the program accordingly at cvCreateCameraCapture parameter (which is usually >=0) to capture your specific camera (if you have more than 1 Camera attached to your computer).
This program saves all the IMAGES in .jpg format in the present folder. You can as well record it into a .avi or any other video file, for that click here.
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