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RTCView filters
See original GitHub issueThis is not a bug but a sort of feature help request.
I’d like to implement a greyscale or sepia filter on the RTCView somehow.
Can anyone point me to the right direction with this? From what I understand I could work it out by using OpenGL, probably in the WebRTCView.java source code file.
The other way I could think of is somehow to get the RTCView to give each frame to React, which could then re-render it upon every update. Then by using RN’s WebGL library each frame could possibly be rendered as an image, with the applied filter.
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- Created 5 years ago
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I would also be interested into that. It would be nice to support all filters already supported on the web platform with CSS.
The other way I could think of is somehow to get the RTCView to give each frame to React, which could then re-render it upon every update. Then by using RN's WebGL library each frame could possibly be rendered as an image, with the applied filter.So This will not work, right?