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Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Edit: I have downloaded OCV 2.4 pack armeabi directly from the Play store and now it works :) Is this the right one or should I use "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a" or "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a neon"?

Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Edit: I have downloaded OCV 2.4 pack armeabi directly from the Play store and now it works :) Is this the right one or should I use "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a" or "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a neon"?

Edit: Edit2: Ok, still doesn't work. The native OpenCV camera leads to a crash.

this line: mCamera = new VideoCapture(Highgui.CV_CAP_ANDROID);

provides following log:

07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Cameras: (null) 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Sizes: 320x240,480x480,640x368,640x480,800x600,1024x768,1280x720,1280x752,1280x960,1440x1080,1600x1200,1836x1080,1920x1080,2048x1152,2048x1360,2048x1536,2592x1456,2592x1520,2592x1920,2592x1944,2592x1952,3264x1840,3264x2448 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Formats: jpeg,jfif,exif 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Sizes: 176x144,320x240,352x288,480x480,640x480,704x576,720x408,720x480,720x576,768x432,800x448,960x720,1280x720,1280x752,1360x720,1920x1080,1920x1088 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Formats: yuv420p,yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Frame Rates: 5,8,10,15,20,24,25,30 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Thumbnail Sizes: 0x0,320x240 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Whitebalance Modes: auto,incandescent,fluorescent,warm-fluorescent,daylight,cloudy-daylight,shade,twilight 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Effects: mono,negative,none,posterize,sepia,aqua,solarize,nv-vivid,nv-emboss 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Scene Modes: auto,action,portrait,landscape,beach,fireworks,night,night-portrait,snow,sports,steadyphoto,sunset,theatre,barcode,candlelight,beauty-mode,background-blur,backlight-hdr,close-up,white-board,flowers 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Focus Modes: auto,infinity,macro,fixed,continuous-video,continuous-picture 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Antibanding Options: off,auto,50hz,60hz 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Flash Modes: auto,on,off,torch,red-eye 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: autofocus is set to mode "continuous-video" 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: preview format is set to yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.260: A/libc(17420): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x0000000c (code=1)

How can I solve this?

Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Edit: I have downloaded OCV 2.4 pack armeabi directly from the Play store and now it works :) Is this the right one or should I use "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a" or "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a neon"?

Edit2: Ok, still doesn't work. The native OpenCV camera leads to a crash.

this line: mCamera = new VideoCapture(Highgui.CV_CAP_ANDROID);

provides following log:

07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Cameras: (null) 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Sizes: 320x240,480x480,640x368,640x480,800x600,1024x768,1280x720,1280x752,1280x960,1440x1080,1600x1200,1836x1080,1920x1080,2048x1152,2048x1360,2048x1536,2592x1456,2592x1520,2592x1920,2592x1944,2592x1952,3264x1840,3264x2448 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Formats: jpeg,jfif,exif 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Sizes: 176x144,320x240,352x288,480x480,640x480,704x576,720x408,720x480,720x576,768x432,800x448,960x720,1280x720,1280x752,1360x720,1920x1080,1920x1088 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Formats: yuv420p,yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Frame Rates: 5,8,10,15,20,24,25,30 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Thumbnail Sizes: 0x0,320x240 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Whitebalance Modes: auto,incandescent,fluorescent,warm-fluorescent,daylight,cloudy-daylight,shade,twilight 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Effects: mono,negative,none,posterize,sepia,aqua,solarize,nv-vivid,nv-emboss 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Scene Modes: auto,action,portrait,landscape,beach,fireworks,night,night-portrait,snow,sports,steadyphoto,sunset,theatre,barcode,candlelight,beauty-mode,background-blur,backlight-hdr,close-up,white-board,flowers 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Focus Modes: auto,infinity,macro,fixed,continuous-video,continuous-picture 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Antibanding Options: off,auto,50hz,60hz 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Flash Modes: auto,on,off,torch,red-eye 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: autofocus is set to mode "continuous-video" 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: preview format is set to yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.260: A/libc(17420): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x0000000c (code=1)

How can I solve this?

Edit3: I found a link with the same problem: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-opencv/AgLAQ33OLEc

Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Edit: I have downloaded OCV 2.4 pack armeabi directly from the Play store and now it works :) Is this the right one or should I use "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a" or "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a neon"?

Edit2: Ok, still doesn't work. The native OpenCV camera leads to a crash.

this line: mCamera = new VideoCapture(Highgui.CV_CAP_ANDROID);

provides following log:

07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Cameras: (null) 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Sizes: 320x240,480x480,640x368,640x480,800x600,1024x768,1280x720,1280x752,1280x960,1440x1080,1600x1200,1836x1080,1920x1080,2048x1152,2048x1360,2048x1536,2592x1456,2592x1520,2592x1920,2592x1944,2592x1952,3264x1840,3264x2448 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Formats: jpeg,jfif,exif 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Sizes: 176x144,320x240,352x288,480x480,640x480,704x576,720x408,720x480,720x576,768x432,800x448,960x720,1280x720,1280x752,1360x720,1920x1080,1920x1088 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Formats: yuv420p,yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Frame Rates: 5,8,10,15,20,24,25,30 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Thumbnail Sizes: 0x0,320x240 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Whitebalance Modes: auto,incandescent,fluorescent,warm-fluorescent,daylight,cloudy-daylight,shade,twilight 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Effects: mono,negative,none,posterize,sepia,aqua,solarize,nv-vivid,nv-emboss 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Scene Modes: auto,action,portrait,landscape,beach,fireworks,night,night-portrait,snow,sports,steadyphoto,sunset,theatre,barcode,candlelight,beauty-mode,background-blur,backlight-hdr,close-up,white-board,flowers 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Focus Modes: auto,infinity,macro,fixed,continuous-video,continuous-picture 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Antibanding Options: off,auto,50hz,60hz 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Flash Modes: auto,on,off,torch,red-eye 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: autofocus is set to mode "continuous-video" 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: preview format is set to yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.260: A/libc(17420): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x0000000c (code=1)

How can I solve this?

Edit3: I found a link with the same problem: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-opencv/AgLAQ33OLEc

Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Edit: I have downloaded OCV 2.4 pack armeabi directly from the Play store and now it works :) Is this the right one or should I use "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a" or "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a neon"?

Edit2: Ok, still doesn't work. The native OpenCV camera leads to a crash.

this line: mCamera = new VideoCapture(Highgui.CV_CAP_ANDROID);

provides following log:

07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Cameras: (null) 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Sizes: 320x240,480x480,640x368,640x480,800x600,1024x768,1280x720,1280x752,1280x960,1440x1080,1600x1200,1836x1080,1920x1080,2048x1152,2048x1360,2048x1536,2592x1456,2592x1520,2592x1920,2592x1944,2592x1952,3264x1840,3264x2448 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Formats: jpeg,jfif,exif 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Sizes: 176x144,320x240,352x288,480x480,640x480,704x576,720x408,720x480,720x576,768x432,800x448,960x720,1280x720,1280x752,1360x720,1920x1080,1920x1088 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Formats: yuv420p,yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Frame Rates: 5,8,10,15,20,24,25,30 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Thumbnail Sizes: 0x0,320x240 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Whitebalance Modes: auto,incandescent,fluorescent,warm-fluorescent,daylight,cloudy-daylight,shade,twilight 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Effects: mono,negative,none,posterize,sepia,aqua,solarize,nv-vivid,nv-emboss 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Scene Modes: auto,action,portrait,landscape,beach,fireworks,night,night-portrait,snow,sports,steadyphoto,sunset,theatre,barcode,candlelight,beauty-mode,background-blur,backlight-hdr,close-up,white-board,flowers 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Focus Modes: auto,infinity,macro,fixed,continuous-video,continuous-picture 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Antibanding Options: off,auto,50hz,60hz 07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Flash Modes: auto,on,off,torch,red-eye 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: autofocus is set to mode "continuous-video" 07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: preview format is set to yuv420sp 07-14 16:41:19.260: A/libc(17420): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x0000000c (code=1)

How can I solve this?

Edit3: I found a link with the same problem: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/android-opencv/AgLAQ33OLEc

Hello,

I would like to install one of the advanced sample apps (let's say 15-puzzle) on my device (HTC One X), but I'm facing an annoying problem.

So I install the app (from eclipse or via google store) and at start up it asks for installing the OpenCV Manager. That works without problems! But then I have to install the OpenCV library package. Doing this, the Play Store opens and I get the message "Item not found". This happens all the time.

So anybody knows how to avoid this? Is there a possibility to load the packages from another source?

Thanks in advance!

Edit: Edit1: I have downloaded OCV 2.4 pack armeabi directly from the Play store and now it works :) Is this the right one or should I use "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a" or "OCV 2.4 pack armeabi-v7a neon"?

Edit2: Edit2: Ok, still doesn't work. The native OpenCV camera leads to a crash.

this line: mCamera = new VideoCapture(Highgui.CV_CAP_ANDROID); 
VideoCapture(Highgui.CV_CAP_ANDROID);

07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Cameras: (null)
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Sizes: 320x240,480x480,640x368,640x480,800x600,1024x768,1280x720,1280x752,1280x960,1440x1080,1600x1200,1836x1080,1920x1080,2048x1152,2048x1360,2048x1536,2592x1456,2592x1520,2592x1920,2592x1944,2592x1952,3264x1840,3264x2448
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Picture Formats: jpeg,jfif,exif
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Sizes: 176x144,320x240,352x288,480x480,640x480,704x576,720x408,720x480,720x576,768x432,800x448,960x720,1280x720,1280x752,1360x720,1920x1080,1920x1088
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Formats: yuv420p,yuv420sp
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Preview Frame Rates: 5,8,10,15,20,24,25,30
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Thumbnail Sizes: 0x0,320x240
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Whitebalance Modes: auto,incandescent,fluorescent,warm-fluorescent,daylight,cloudy-daylight,shade,twilight
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Effects: mono,negative,none,posterize,sepia,aqua,solarize,nv-vivid,nv-emboss
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Scene Modes: auto,action,portrait,landscape,beach,fireworks,night,night-portrait,snow,sports,steadyphoto,sunset,theatre,barcode,candlelight,beauty-mode,background-blur,backlight-hdr,close-up,white-board,flowers
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Focus Modes: auto,infinity,macro,fixed,continuous-video,continuous-picture
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Antibanding Options: off,auto,50hz,60hz
07-14 16:41:19.250: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): Supported Flash Modes: auto,on,off,torch,red-eye
07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: autofocus is set to mode "continuous-video"
07-14 16:41:19.260: D/OpenCV_NativeCamera(17420): initCameraConnect: preview format is set to yuv420sp
07-14 16:41:19.260: A/libc(17420): Fatal **Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x0000000c (code=1)
(code=1)**