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Hi There!

I am using cameraBridgeViewBase to capture a frame, processing the frame, and drawing it onto the canvas of cameraBridgeViewBase for display for 5 seconds before repeating the process again. All the processing is done in my main activity. I noticed that the onCameraFrame() function kept interrupting the drawing onto the canvas so I had to use disableView() and enableView() to disable and enable the callBacks of the cameraBridgeViewBase after I've drawn the canvas. The problem is that everytime enableView() is a called, for a split second an annoying green frame pops into the preview on screen the smartphone (I'm assuming it's part of the initialization).

Is there a way to get rid of the green screen during enableVIew()? Is there a better way to pause the callBacks of cameraBridgeViewBase so I can peacefully draw my picture onto the canvas?

Thanks, Kevin

Hi There!

I am using cameraBridgeViewBase to capture a frame, processing the frame, and drawing it onto the canvas of cameraBridgeViewBase for display for 5 seconds before repeating the process again. All the processing is done in my main activity. I noticed that the onCameraFrame() function kept interrupting the drawing onto the canvas so I had to use disableView() cameraBridgeViewBase.disableView() and enableView() cameraBridgeViewBase.enableView() to disable and enable the callBacks of the cameraBridgeViewBase after I've drawn the canvas. The problem is that everytime enableView() is a called, for a split second an annoying green frame pops into the preview on screen the smartphone (I'm assuming it's part of the initialization).

Is there a way to get rid of the green screen during enableVIew()? Is there a better way to pause the callBacks of cameraBridgeViewBase so I can peacefully draw my picture onto the canvas?

Thanks, Kevin

Hi There!

I am using cameraBridgeViewBase to capture a frame, processing the frame, and drawing it onto the canvas of cameraBridgeViewBase for display for 5 seconds before repeating the process again. All the processing is done in my main activity. I noticed that the onCameraFrame() function kept interrupting the drawing onto the canvas so I had to use cameraBridgeViewBase.disableView() and cameraBridgeViewBase.enableView() to disable and enable the callBacks of the cameraBridgeViewBase after I've drawn the canvas. The problem is that everytime enableView() is a called, for a split second an annoying green frame pops into the preview on screen the smartphone (I'm assuming it's part of the initialization).

Is there a way to get rid of the green screen during enableVIew()? Is there a better way to pause the callBacks of cameraBridgeViewBase so I can peacefully draw my picture onto the canvas?

Thanks, Kevin