jp.keijiro.bibcam
Advanced tools
Bibcam is a proof-of-concept project where I tried the idea of "burnt-in barcode metadata" carrying camera tracking data within a single video stream.
By using this format, you can record/edit/playback AR-ready video clips without worrying about desynchronization with external tracking data.
This project uses a LiDAR enabled iOS device as a camera. I'd recommend iPhone 13 Pro/Pro Max for better quality.
You can playback recorded video clips on any Unity-supported platform.
I created this project on Unity 2021.2.
Build and play the Encoder scene on a LiDAR enabled iOS device. You can
record Bibcam video clips by just pressing the "Record" button. It stores
recorded clips in the camera roll.
Transfer a video clip to your computer. Copy it into the StreamingAssets
directory, and rename it to Test.mp4. Then you can play it back in the
Decoder scene.
For more advanced usage, see the BibcamVfx repository.
FAQs
Burnt-in barcode metadata camera
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