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As far as I see, this browser uses custom API to show video image since WebView on iOS is not supporting getUserMedia API. If this logic is working with getUserMedia, I think I could get <video> tag easily. But, how can I get camera image with WebARonARKit?
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I had the same problem (see issue #48 ). You can access to the video (frame by frame) by setting SEND_CAMERA_FRAME_TO_JS to true (in ViewController.m).
Then, (if I keep the same notation as in the examples), in js the frames will be accessible in arView.vrDisplay.passThroughCameraImage_.src
As far as I see, this browser uses custom API to show video image since WebView on iOS is not supporting getUserMedia API. If this logic is working with getUserMedia, I think I could get
<video>
tag easily. But, how can I get camera image with WebARonARKit?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: