I am using below code to take a screen shot of view continuously that have images in it. I am able to take 12-13 images(Bitmap) per second but creating video from 12-13 images not result in good quality. SO i want to know how can i take 24-25 images(Bitmap) per second. Can any one tell me about other android related library so 24-25 images(Bitmaps) can be taken in one second.
Below is code is running for 125 times so that i can get 24-25 images per second but i am getting 12-13 images. I am trying for 5 seconds so check is < 126:
private void putCapturedBitmapToQueue()
{
llCaptureArea.setDrawingCacheEnabled(true);
llCaptureArea.buildDrawingCache();
Bitmap objBitmap = Bitmap.createBitmap(llCaptureArea.getDrawingCache());
llCaptureArea.setDrawingCacheEnabled(false);
queBitmap.add(new SaveBitmap(Integer.toString(iCountIndex), objBitmap.copy(Config.RGB_565, false)));
objBitmap.recycle();
iCountIndex++;
if(iCountIndex < 126)
{
objBitmap = null;
putCapturedBitmapToQueue();
}
}
I would imagine that in optimal "lab" conditions, your code should work.
But, in order to take so many screen captures per second - you are bound to hardware issues - camera speed, memory card speed, CPU speed, memory and so on..
So, in more powerful devices you might get a higher FPS, but you can't really know ahead how it will work on different devices.
If you are able to - you might want to look in to screen recording (Kitkat+)
Look here
Happy coding!