Android Question ScrenShoot Android MediaProject or Other

[vercettyDev]

Hello, I'm new here.
Well I'm trying to create an application similar to the siri
But much more sophisticated
I have a dll that I will convert to a lib.
The dll is called imagesearch, which has available for vb.net and autoit

What I need to do is take a screenshot of the android, it may be using the mediaproject, or frame_buffer

For this screnshot I want to use this dll to search for a specific image.

I found a lib that records the android screen, but I did not find one to take screnshot.

Thanks.

 

[DonManfred]

Take Screenshot of a Panel https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/capture-complete-panel-to-imageview.40657/

I have a dll that I will convert to a lib.

dll´s are not useable in Android. Android is based on JAVA. You can not include DLL in Android (as far as i know).

 

[vercettyDev]

Yes I know.
Thanks, but I can get print from the android system!? like a screenshot !?
it seems to print only from the panel.
I need something mediaproject style.

 

[moster67]

If you want to grab a screenshot of your own app, I believe you can use the procedure mentioned by @DonManfred.
If you want to grab screenshots of other screens, you can use the donation-version of my lib which you can find here:
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4a-screenrecorder-screenshots.71348/

What regards the dll-library, I am now aware of any way you can use that with Android.

 

[vercettyDev]

Could you help me take a screenshot with your bookstore!? I paid in Bitcoin, I saw that it requires permission, you have to add this permission at the time of installation!? I was able to just record the screen with your bookstore.

 

[moster67]

Bookstore??
Yes, user-permission is needed as described in the first post of the thread in question. If you need specific information, please post in the library-thread. If you wish to donate for it and get the advanced version, please contact me by PM.

 

[NJDude]

Bookstore??

That's how Google translates Library (I'm almost certain the OP is using it).