Osx win linux camera facade #44
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This was referenced Mar 16, 2014
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I don't think this is a good way to access the camera, we don't want to depend on Kivy. Instead it would be better to access it directly using appropriate native libraries, presumably the same way Kivy itself does. |
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@inclement: We'd have to rely on some libraries though. I suggested OpenCV as used in Kivy. But I agreed with @brousch when he said in #30 (comment) we could also consider using Kivy. |
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Closing this as player is supposed to not be tied to any one UI library. |
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Added camera implementation using Kivy. It builds an app to capture and save an image from the camera. Similar to what we had for Android. As of now, Kivy's image.save() needs a patch wrt kivy/kivy#1974, but fixing that makes this facade work fine.