Hello.....
This time I want to post about how to create Image capture application in java desktop by calling webcam device on PC. I used Netbeans IDE to made this application, also need to add some additional tools and library such javacv-01-bin.zip , OpenCV windows SuperPack version
2.4.0 , Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
Redistributable Package.
You can download the project here WebcamCapture.
You can modify or add any function in that application, but make sure
that project loaded in your Netbeans correctly. Below is the step to
load the project and add some library in your netbeans :
After you download the project, now prepare some additional tools and library. You can download at the link below :
c) Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package :
Installation step
a) Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
Redistributable Package.
b) Ekstract OpenCV windows SuperPack
version 2.4.0 to directory C:\
c) Configure system path, buka control
panel >> System and Security >> System
>> Advance System Settings >> Environment Variables, as picture showed below :
d) On System Variables window choose Path and Click edit button, add address below on variable
value as shown at the picture below.
· For
windows 64 bit
C:\opencv\build\common\tbb\intel64\vc10\;C:\opencv\build\x64\vc10\bin\;
· For
windows 32 bit
C:\opencv\build\common\tbb\ia32\vc10\;C:\opencv\build\x86\vc10\bin\;
e) Ekstract javacv-01-bin.zip then choose project in netbeans that need additional library javaCV
f) On menu bar right click Project
>>Properties >> on the left side choose libraries as shown at the picture below.
g) Click Add JAR/Folder button then choose the file that have an extension .JAR inside the folder/directory which javacv-01-bin.zip file extracted. next click open button
h) After project fixed (no error), running program as shown at the picture bellow.
i) That's how the application running as shown at the picture below.
· Main menu application
·
Camera device detected and take the picture.
· To save the capture click save and choose the directory for the captured image file.
· The location of captured file.
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