PerfectShow

Welcome to PerfectShow, an image processing application for Android platform.

Up until now, I release functionalities about make-up.

Currently I use Eclipse project instead of Android Studio project, since the former IDE has a shallow directory hierarchy, and NDK building is easier to use. This project mainly use stasm for face detecting, dlib can be more superior and robust, and it use OpenCV for color blending and image processing, so you might as well have a good grasp of this field.

Usage

1. Download Android OpenCV SDK from official site of OpenCV, extract the archived package to somewhere <OpenCV-android-sdk>, then import the project under <OpenCV-android-sdk>/sdk/java/ into Eclipse (Suppose you've got an Android development environment) and build it. For detailed steps, this thread walks you through how to do Android development with OpenCV.
2. Change the variable OPENCV_ANDROID_SDK_HOME in jni/Android.mk to the path above, in our project, add a reference to the OpenCV Java SDK in Project -> Properties -> Android -> Library -> Add select OpenCV Library, then strike command to finish native code building, and last, build this Android project.

$ cd jni
$ ndk-build -j4
$ cd ..
$ ant debug

For Win32/Linux project, cmake (CLI mode or GUI mode) is needed to generate native makefiles. Out-of-source build is recommended, as you can build multiple variants in separate directories. Compilers need to support some C++11 features, Visual Studio 2013 or newer works fine.

$ cd jni
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make -j4

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Contact

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License

Copyright© 2016-2017  Martin Taylor

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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