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Taking Pictures with MMAPITaking Pictures with MMAPI

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Fri, 07/25/2003 - 13:37 — Christoph C. Cemper

Sun’s article Taking Pictures with MMAPI describes how to use MMAPI’s video capture capability, what tools you’ll need, and how to use them to write MIDlets that take pictures. The Snapper example allows you to take pictures and creates smaller thumbnail images. With a little work, the Snapper example could easily be the basis of a networked image-sharing application. Unfortunately the whole thing is only for the Nokia 3650, not my P800… let’s see if we can adopt it a little bit…

The Mobile Media API is a flexible and powerful API that allows the rendering and capture of audio and video data.

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