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I want to display a video from a not supported USB camera in Air (or Flash).
There is a SDK (of the camera) to display the video stream.
My question:
How should the C/C++ routine build to compile it with Adobe Alchemy?
I want only to display the video stream in Adobe Air (or Flash).
No audio or something special is needed – only video.
I am working on Linux.
Some ideas?
If you cannot already use the camera from Flash, Alchemy is not going to help you.
Alchemy can only do things that ActionScript can do– it does not help you “get around” the Flash sandbox. The reason people use Alchemy is so that they can compile large legacy codebases and/or open-source libraries.