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Canon ANE from Monday8am?

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February 26, 2014
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Has anyone successfully used the Canon camera ANE from Monday8am in a project? I've got it somewhat working, but get a lot of crashes and odd behavior. Just hoping someone has managed to use it successfully.

Here's a link:

http://www.monday8am.com/en/2012/05/29/canoneoslib-an-adobe-native-extension-to-control-a-dslr-canon-camera/

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Correct answer Diegfo

I got it working today.

I own a Canon 1100D camera. The extension worked but a lot of crashes... so, what I did was to create the .ANE again. I downloaded the Canon SDK 2.14, recompiled the CanonEOSAne.dll. Then I published a new .swc file and finally I created the .ane from adt command line. (All the files are on monday8am github, you only need to recomplie everything)

Now the extension is working very well ( I still have an issue when I want to recconect the camera) no more Crashes.

@Icecandy, you have to publish the .exe file, install it and them try the app, it does not work from debugging mode.

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DiegfoCorrect answer

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I got it working today.

I own a Canon 1100D camera. The extension worked but a lot of crashes... so, what I did was to create the .ANE again. I downloaded the Canon SDK 2.14, recompiled the CanonEOSAne.dll. Then I published a new .swc file and finally I created the .ane from adt command line. (All the files are on monday8am github, you only need to recomplie everything)

Now the extension is working very well ( I still have an issue when I want to recconect the camera) no more Crashes.

@Icecandy, you have to publish the .exe file, install it and them try the app, it does not work from debugging mode.

rajbchaithanya

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Hi Diegfo, Do you think it would work in Flash Player and I dont use AIR runtime,Can you please share that piece of code, My current code is like below which detects webcam and not my canon cam

I have an action script question, Our application uses below snippet of Flex 4.5 sdk code for detecting webcams in flash players :

var camera:Camera = Camera.getCamera(); // I have logitech and canon connected , used "0" param for logitech and "1" param for canon, canon is not getting detected though logitech webcam does

if (camera) {

camera.setMode(640,480,60,true);

camera.setQuality(0,100);

videoDisplay.attachCamera(camera);

}

else {

Alert.show("No Camera found with your computer");

}

Above code is fine for the Logitech webcam which am using, We have a requirement to detect Canon EOS digital cams to be recognized as well to detect with the flash player.

but its not recognizable in flash player.

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icecandy

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I'm trying to use it now 2nd March, 2014. I can't get past the AS error: "Error #3500: The extension context does not have a method with the name isSupported."

I'm using Flash CS6 on Windows 7. There was a bug with using ANE's with an earlier version of Flash CS6, but i have just updated to the latest v2 update (which is supposed to fix the ANE bug) and still same problem.

I am sure it is some sort of linking problem in that it can't find the library.

I'm not sure I have the correct Canon Lib drivers as you have to wait 5 days to get on the Canon developer program (which I just signed up to today) so I managed to find them on Google but I don't know which version they are.

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dmennenohAuthor

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Yeah, I don't know version either - I have the 5 files I found on Google also. I had to put them in the SysWOW64 folder and then I got it working...

rajbchaithanya

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demennenoh, Can you please share the code that worked for you, currently I use flex mxml which has below code

var camera:Camera = Camera.getCamera();

if (camera) {

camera.setMode(640,480,60,true);

camera.setQuality(0,100);

videoDisplay.attachCamera(camera);

Do you think I can add Adobe ANE extensions for this piece of code ?

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