VideoInputSenderManager::VideoInputSenderManager(QObject *parent)
: QObject(parent)
{
QStringList devs = CameraThread::enumerateDevices();
foreach(QString dev, devs)
{
//qDebug() << "VideoInputSenderManager::ctor: Creating thread for device: "<<dev;
VideoSender *sender = new VideoSender();
CameraThread *source = CameraThread::threadForCamera(dev);
source->setFps(30);
source->registerConsumer(sender);
// The 'raw frames' mode uses V4L to get the frames instead of LibAV
// Of course, V4L isn't supported on windows, so we don't enable raw frames on windows.
// In the future, I suppose I could find code to use the appros Windows API to
// connect to the capture card - but I just don't have a need for that level of performance
// on windows right now, so I'll put it off until I need it or someone really wants it.
// For now, the high-performance capture use is on Linux (for me), so that's where I'll focus.
#ifndef Q_OS_WIN
source->enableRawFrames(true);
#endif
sender->setVideoSource(source);
m_videoSenders[dev] = sender;
}
VideoInputSenderManager::VideoInputSenderManager(QObject *parent)
: QObject(parent)
{
QStringList devs = CameraThread::enumerateDevices();
foreach(QString dev, devs)
{
VideoSender *sender = new VideoSender();
CameraThread *source = CameraThread::threadForCamera(dev);
source->setFps(30);
source->registerConsumer(sender);
#ifndef Q_OS_WINDOWS
source->enableRawFrames(true);
#endif
sender->setVideoSource(source);
m_videoSenders[dev] = sender;
}
