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Hi @mayur310 The best RealSense Android script references that I know of for saving an image are #10007 and #5446 In the first link the image is saved as a jpg, whilst the second link saves it as a png. |
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The scripts in both links will capture the image, as it could not be saved to an image file if it had not been captured first. I located some additional references for converting an Android frame to a bitmap and saving it at #4455 and #6089 and #8316 You can create a button to activate an action in an Android application using a Floating Action Button. https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/components/floating-action-button The RealSense Android wrapper's Camera project is a useful reference for programming an app. Its RecordingActivity.java script shows how to define a floating action button with lines 8 and 31 of the script. |
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Hello ,
I am working on a project where I have to capture an image using the Intel Realsense camera and store that image as a jpg in the Android file manager. Right now, I am getting RGB and depth feeds from an Intel RealSense camera. And I have to create a button through which images will be clicked and stored in the Android file manager.
Thank you in advance.
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