#include $(PROJ_PATH)/libusb/android/jni/Android.mk The app now streams the thermal image, albeit not optimally, but I would love to fix that!Īs for the build, allow_missing_deps isn't the solution, but commenting out I was able to successfull connect the camera with the new version of the apk. So I decided to install (jumping a couple of hoops) google play and get the updated app through there. So to get this app, I needed to use an 'apk downloader', and due to that I was only able to get an older version of the application. DJI smart controller is essentially an Android tablet, but it doesn't come with google play preinstalled.
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I know that there are a bunch of factors here, dji device(probably a custom android version), thermal camera(luckily its very well documented), and android version on host device, but any help on directing me how to debug this would be greatly appreciated. I'm aiming for this path, because I figured I could get more info debugging this way. After commenting those out, one needs to allow_missing_deps, after this build succeeds. I got figured out that it has to do to app/src/jni/Android.mk includes that don't exist. Process 'command '/Users/nsk/Library/Android/sdk/ndk/462/ndk-build'' finished with non-zero exit value 2 I have never developed for android before, so please bear with me.įirst, I'd like to point out that I get a build failed under android studio. Unfortunately, the only android device I have is a DJI smart controller which, If I'm not mistaken, runs on Android 7.1.2.
I've tried UVCcamera and its variants without any success. This is the farthest I've gotten with this camera on android so far. Surprisingly when i hit the stream video it activates the camera (light blinks quickly), but there is no image (it just stays white).
I noticed that there's a config for 'groupgets' that sets the proper resolution for a purethermal 2 and lepton 3.5 module.
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