Local video stream not showing when using Camera2 API
Everything else in my app seems fine, both remote and local streams display just fine if I'm using Camera1 API. But, when I try and use the Camera2 API, the local video stream doesn't show anymore, a black screen shows instead. The local stream is still being displayed on the remote end though, and there's no error messages in the log either. The API is the only thing I changed in my code. Anyone knows what's going on here?
I came across a similar problem here, but it's outdated and not testable as setVideoHwAccelerationOptions() has been depreciated and the related stuff is being handled by coded factories as described here.
Here's my code for building these factories, in case that's helpful:
final VideoEncoderFactory encoderFactory;
final VideoDecoderFactory decoderFactory;
encoderFactory = new DefaultVideoEncoderFactory(
rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext(), true /* enableIntelVp8Encoder */, false);
decoderFactory = new DefaultVideoDecoderFactory(rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext());
android android-camera webrtc android-camera2 edited Jan 20 at 10:03
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Everything else in my app seems fine, both remote and local streams display just fine if I'm using Camera1 API. But, when I try and use the Camera2 API, the local video stream doesn't show anymore, a black screen shows instead. The local stream is still being displayed on the remote end though, and there's no error messages in the log either. The API is the only thing I changed in my code. Anyone knows what's going on here?
I came across a similar problem here, but it's outdated and not testable as setVideoHwAccelerationOptions() has been depreciated and the related stuff is being handled by coded factories as described here.
Here's my code for building these factories, in case that's helpful:
final VideoEncoderFactory encoderFactory;
final VideoDecoderFactory decoderFactory;
encoderFactory = new DefaultVideoEncoderFactory(
rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext(), true /* enableIntelVp8Encoder */, false);
decoderFactory = new DefaultVideoDecoderFactory(rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext());
edited Jan 20 at 10:03
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Everything else in my app seems fine, both remote and local streams display just fine if I'm using Camera1 API. But, when I try and use the Camera2 API, the local video stream doesn't show anymore, a black screen shows instead. The local stream is still being displayed on the remote end though, and there's no error messages in the log either. The API is the only thing I changed in my code. Anyone knows what's going on here?
I came across a similar problem here, but it's outdated and not testable as setVideoHwAccelerationOptions() has been depreciated and the related stuff is being handled by coded factories as described here.
Here's my code for building these factories, in case that's helpful:
final VideoEncoderFactory encoderFactory;
final VideoDecoderFactory decoderFactory;
encoderFactory = new DefaultVideoEncoderFactory(
rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext(), true /* enableIntelVp8Encoder */, false);
decoderFactory = new DefaultVideoDecoderFactory(rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext());
edited Jan 20 at 10:03
Fantômas
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asked Jan 20 at 9:48
jackz314jackz314
15818
Everything else in my app seems fine, both remote and local streams display just fine if I'm using Camera1 API. But, when I try and use the Camera2 API, the local video stream doesn't show anymore, a black screen shows instead. The local stream is still being displayed on the remote end though, and there's no error messages in the log either. The API is the only thing I changed in my code. Anyone knows what's going on here?
I came across a similar problem here, but it's outdated and not testable as setVideoHwAccelerationOptions() has been depreciated and the related stuff is being handled by coded factories as described here.
Here's my code for building these factories, in case that's helpful:
final VideoEncoderFactory encoderFactory;
final VideoDecoderFactory decoderFactory;
encoderFactory = new DefaultVideoEncoderFactory(
rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext(), true /* enableIntelVp8Encoder */, false);
decoderFactory = new DefaultVideoDecoderFactory(rootEglBase.getEglBaseContext());
edited Jan 20 at 10:03
Fantômas
32.6k156389
asked Jan 20 at 9:48
jackz314jackz314
15818
edited Jan 20 at 10:03
Fantômas
32.6k156389
asked Jan 20 at 9:48
jackz314jackz314
15818
edited Jan 20 at 10:03
Fantômas
32.6k156389
edited Jan 20 at 10:03
Fantômas
32.6k156389
edited Jan 20 at 10:03
Fantômas
32.6k156389
32.6k156389
asked Jan 20 at 9:48
jackz314jackz314
15818
asked Jan 20 at 9:48
jackz314jackz314
15818
asked Jan 20 at 9:48
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15818
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Problem solved! Turns out all of the camera and rendering related stuff has to share a same EglBase instance and its context. I created multiple instances while initializing the connection.
As for the reason why local video stream doesn't show only when using Camera2 API, I suppose is because Camera2Enumerator is the one that requires a context, likely EglBaseContext, whereas Camera1 doesn't require it. (I'm not sure about this one, correct me if I'm wrong.)
Anyways, TL;DR: check the code and make sure you are using a single EglBase instance for all your related operations.
answered Jan 21 at 6:43
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Problem solved! Turns out all of the camera and rendering related stuff has to share a same EglBase instance and its context. I created multiple instances while initializing the connection.
As for the reason why local video stream doesn't show only when using Camera2 API, I suppose is because Camera2Enumerator is the one that requires a context, likely EglBaseContext, whereas Camera1 doesn't require it. (I'm not sure about this one, correct me if I'm wrong.)
Anyways, TL;DR: check the code and make sure you are using a single EglBase instance for all your related operations.
answered Jan 21 at 6:43
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Problem solved! Turns out all of the camera and rendering related stuff has to share a same EglBase instance and its context. I created multiple instances while initializing the connection.
As for the reason why local video stream doesn't show only when using Camera2 API, I suppose is because Camera2Enumerator is the one that requires a context, likely EglBaseContext, whereas Camera1 doesn't require it. (I'm not sure about this one, correct me if I'm wrong.)
Anyways, TL;DR: check the code and make sure you are using a single EglBase instance for all your related operations.
answered Jan 21 at 6:43
jackz314jackz314
15818
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Problem solved! Turns out all of the camera and rendering related stuff has to share a same EglBase instance and its context. I created multiple instances while initializing the connection.
As for the reason why local video stream doesn't show only when using Camera2 API, I suppose is because Camera2Enumerator is the one that requires a context, likely EglBaseContext, whereas Camera1 doesn't require it. (I'm not sure about this one, correct me if I'm wrong.)
Anyways, TL;DR: check the code and make sure you are using a single EglBase instance for all your related operations.
answered Jan 21 at 6:43
jackz314jackz314
15818
Problem solved! Turns out all of the camera and rendering related stuff has to share a same EglBase instance and its context. I created multiple instances while initializing the connection.
As for the reason why local video stream doesn't show only when using Camera2 API, I suppose is because Camera2Enumerator is the one that requires a context, likely EglBaseContext, whereas Camera1 doesn't require it. (I'm not sure about this one, correct me if I'm wrong.)
Anyways, TL;DR: check the code and make sure you are using a single EglBase instance for all your related operations.
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15818
answered Jan 21 at 6:43
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