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Black screen for DrishtiFaceFilter on Android about drishti HOT 1 OPEN

Evizero commented on May 27, 2024

Black screen for DrishtiFaceFilter on Android

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headupinclouds commented on May 27, 2024

I'm not sure what is happening, but the black screen output is one of the more common OpenGL errors. What device and Android version are you using?

Have you looked for facefilter errors in logcat?

Can you provide details for the following?

device
android release
android studio version
ndk version
cmake version

Can you confirm that frame callbacks are being received in the native C++ layer?

I would probably try to cut out the face tracking and display and just test a simple rgb->grayscale shader. You can get this behavior in the demo app by disabling the tracker allocation here:

drishti/src/examples/facefilter/lib/facefilter/renderer/Renderer.cpp

Lines 120 to 127 in c4c74f0

    
           m_tracker = facefilter::make_unique<drishti::sdk::FaceTracker>(&context, m_factory->factory); 
        
           if (!m_tracker) 
        
           { 
        
               m_Application.getLogger()->error("Failed to create face tracker"); 
        
               throw std::runtime_error("Failed to insantiate tracker"); 
        
           } 
        
           m_tracker->add(m_callbacks->table);

It will skip the tracking on each frame here:

drishti/src/examples/facefilter/lib/facefilter/renderer/Renderer.cpp

Lines 67 to 78 in c4c74f0

    
           if(m_tracker) 
        
           { 
        
               // Manually prepare display if drishti will be used 
        
               gray.setGrayscaleConvType(ogles_gpgpu::GRAYSCALE_INPUT_CONVERSION_NONE); 
        
               disp.setOutputRenderOrientation(ogles_gpgpu::RenderOrientationFlippedMirrored); 
        
               disp.prepare(frameSizeUp.width, frameSizeUp.height, 0, false); 
        
           } 
        
           else 
        
           { 
        
               gray.add(&disp); 
        
           }

There are a set of unit tests that are managed with the gauze framework. It will install and launch the tests on your device if it is tethered and visible via adb devices. I'm curious if those are passing on your device. It could help to isolate configuration issues in the C++ layer vs application layer problems in the Android app. You can run these by adding -DRISHTI_BUILD_TESTS=ON DRISHTI_HAS_GPU=ON to the cmake build command (--fwd ... in case of polly.py commands).

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	m_tracker = facefilter::make_unique<drishti::sdk::FaceTracker>(&context, m_factory->factory);
	if (!m_tracker)
	{
	m_Application.getLogger()->error("Failed to create face tracker");
	throw std::runtime_error("Failed to insantiate tracker");
	}

	m_tracker->add(m_callbacks->table);

	if(m_tracker)
	{
	// Manually prepare display if drishti will be used
	gray.setGrayscaleConvType(ogles_gpgpu::GRAYSCALE_INPUT_CONVERSION_NONE);

	disp.setOutputRenderOrientation(ogles_gpgpu::RenderOrientationFlippedMirrored);
	disp.prepare(frameSizeUp.width, frameSizeUp.height, 0, false);
	}
	else
	{
	gray.add(&disp);
	}