Rendering webcam images in the Rift using OpenCV and OpenGL

"Mecrof" wrote:
Thanks for the video! Have to add the concept in my own application.

It may be a stupid question but you flip the texture with OpenCV on the CPU. Why do not just flip the OpenGL texture coordinates and let the fragment shader does "automatically" the flipping? It would be faster and reduce the camera latency. Am I wrong ? :)

Hi Will you please tell me how you prepare setup for this demo "Oculus Rift In Action"

I have already cloned all git repository and created a build for that using cmake ..

but its still have a problems with build solutions

if you provide steps to run this examples that will be very helpful for me

I am using VS 2012 as platform
looking forward to kind help from you


Thank you

"DoZo1971" wrote:
Great stuff!
Are there differences in camera quality performance wise? Are more expensive cameras "faster"?
To battle the latency? Or is it only dependent on the resolution and the performance of your machine?
Thanks,
Daniel

Will you please tell me which Visual Studio version you used 2012 or 2013 ? or else

Thanks for the guide and a well written book (bought it last week). I'm new to Oculus programming as a whole, but for some reason I cant manage to get the FPS to show over the webcam-stream. I'm able to get everything else to run. Any suggestions?

I am trying to run this webcam streaming application on my Oculus DK2. But since the development is done on the older version of Oculus SDK, the application is only running on the PC but NOT on the oculus itself. What could I be doing wrong?

Note: I installed appropriate Oculus runtime (0.5 for this application) and included Oculus SDK (v0.4). I see that after installing Oculus runtime v0.5, the Oculus tracker is getting disabled and HMD stops responding. Is there something I missed?