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The workaround for me was to comment-out the following lines in the getDriver() method of Webcam.java:
// if (driver == null) {
// driver = new WebcamDefaultDriver();
// }
It may also be possible to fix this by using a different version of BridJ, but as I suggest in Issue #888, there really shouldn't be a dependency on BridJ in the core webcam-capture model. Especially now that there are solutions (such as https://github.com/eduramiba/webcam-capture-driver-native) that don't require BridJ (and with Panama coming soon...)
Note: For some reason I was unable to reproduce this after re-enabling the commented out lines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The current
master
branch fails trying to load the BridJ library even when a device that doesn't use BridJ is configured. (https://github.com/eduramiba/webcam-capture-driver-native, for example)The workaround for me was to comment-out the following lines in the
getDriver()
method ofWebcam.java
:It may also be possible to fix this by using a different version of BridJ, but as I suggest in Issue #888, there really shouldn't be a dependency on BridJ in the core
webcam-capture
model. Especially now that there are solutions (such as https://github.com/eduramiba/webcam-capture-driver-native) that don't require BridJ (and with Panama coming soon...)Note: For some reason I was unable to reproduce this after re-enabling the commented out lines.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: