Highest quality full cycle software development.
Expert in areas of Computer Vision, Multimedia, Messaging, Networking and others. Focused on embedded software development. Competent in building cross-platform solutions and distributed SW systems.
Offer standalone custom solutions as well as integration of existing products. Opened for outsourcing services.
Visit us at: http://www.rhondasoftware.com
This paper describes how-to get MJPEG stream from AXIS ip-camera in your C++ application. My approach is a cross-platform solution and much better than solution from http://www.computer-vision-software.com/blog/2009/04/how-to-get-mjpeg-stream-from-axis-ip-cameras-axis-211m-and-axis-214-ptz-as-camera-device-in-opencv-using-directshow/.
This time OpenCV was ported to the Apple iPhone platform.
First of all we need to compile OpenCV library itself so that it can be used on the iPhone. There are two ways here:
1. Use OpenCV as a private framework.
2. Compile OpenCV as a static library.
First approach looks more comfortable for using, though I was not able to make it work properly on the iPhone (it works fine on the simulator, but not on the real hardware).
But anyway, let’s see how both approaches can be followed.