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Hello, 0.10 is considered "dead" - senpai is the current main dev branch. If you could detail how it works, I will add it to 0.11. 0.11 has a much more flexible |
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Sorry for the late response, I got covid and its really taken a toll on my ability to work. |
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Hey! Oh, no hurry at all! Wish you a speedy recovery :) I tried using the The change is simple: it adds a request for sensor cameras. The thing is that the video format wasn't "supported" (it's the same as grayscale). |
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Luma8 will be added in 0.11 |
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This PR adds support for reading from the Windows Hello IR sensors by:
query_activate_pointers.MF_VIDEO_FORMAT_L8This works on my machine, but I'm unsure if any other formats are used in practice.
I don't really like having added the
MF_VIDEO_FORMAT_L8as a separateFrameFormat(because it's essentially the same asGRAY), but it's also unclear to me how to do this better without rewriting the way in whichfulfillworks.