I’m afraid I’m quite new to both Linux and C++, but
all the same I’m going to create a GUI.
No fancy at all, though it has to be able to show
images from 4 different cameras in realtime (25 fps).
As far as I understand SDL is a good choice for this
end?!?!
Or am I all wrong??! In that case, what to use?!?
I made a small program just to trie it out. Everything
seems ok when using SDL_LoadBMP. It’s just that I do
not want to fetch the images from a file. Is there a
way to load images from a char[] or equal!?!
An other thing is that I get jpg from the cameras…
is there a quick way to convert to BMP or a quick way
of displaying these directly!??!
And also is there a good simple and effective tool to
create GUI’s!?!?
Extreemly Thankfull for any type of answere, help, tip
or anything…
/Martin
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You need to use video overlays, that common video cards
does.
I don’t know if SDL implements this, but DirectX does.
Martin Holmgren wrote:> Hello everyone!
I’m afraid I’m quite new to both Linux and C++, but
all the same I’m going to create a GUI.
No fancy at all, though it has to be able to show
images from 4 different cameras in realtime (25 fps).
As far as I understand SDL is a good choice for this
end?!?!
Or am I all wrong??! In that case, what to use?!?
I made a small program just to trie it out. Everything
seems ok when using SDL_LoadBMP. It’s just that I do
not want to fetch the images from a file. Is there a
way to load images from a char[] or equal!?!
An other thing is that I get jpg from the cameras…
is there a quick way to convert to BMP or a quick way
of displaying these directly!??!
And also is there a good simple and effective tool to
create GUI’s!?!?
Extreemly Thankfull for any type of answere, help, tip
or anything…
I’m afraid I’m quite new to both Linux and C++, but
all the same I’m going to create a GUI.
No fancy at all, though it has to be able to show
images from 4 different cameras in realtime (25 fps).
As far as I understand SDL is a good choice for this
end?!?!
Or am I all wrong??! In that case, what to use?!?
I made a small program just to trie it out. Everything
seems ok when using SDL_LoadBMP. It’s just that I do
not want to fetch the images from a file. Is there a
way to load images from a char[] or equal!?!
An other thing is that I get jpg from the cameras…
is there a quick way to convert to BMP or a quick way
of displaying these directly!??!
Okey thanks, but correct me if I’m wrong, isn’t
DirectX for windows only. I’m doing this in Red Hat
9…
— “Herbert G. Fischer”
skrev: > You need to use video overlays, that common
video> cards
does.
I don’t know if SDL implements this, but DirectX
does.
Martin Holmgren wrote:
Hello everyone!
I’m afraid I’m quite new to both Linux and C++,
but
all the same I’m going to create a GUI.
No fancy at all, though it has to be able to show
images from 4 different cameras in realtime (25
fps).
As far as I understand SDL is a good choice for
this
end?!?!
Or am I all wrong??! In that case, what to use?!?
I made a small program just to trie it out.
Everything
seems ok when using SDL_LoadBMP. It’s just that I
do
not want to fetch the images from a file. Is there
a
way to load images from a char[] or equal!?!
An other thing is that I get jpg from the
cameras…
is there a quick way to convert to BMP or a quick
way
of displaying these directly!??!
And also is there a good simple and effective tool
to
create GUI’s!?!?
Extreemly Thankfull for any type of answere, help,
tip
or anything…
/Martin
PS (spelling is not my strong side… sorry…)
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I am just curious here; this is about the only tutorial on the entire
internet that I have found with reference to SDL_Rwops. It’s not on the
documentation site and it’s not listed anywhere else that I can see. Are
there other resources covering rwops available beyond this webpage? (ie.
what if it goes down :))
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