Youtube livestreaming is working seperately and Augmented reality is also working seperately. I want to merge both together. I want to start live streaming with Augmented reality view of camera. Is it possible?
I am using https://github.com/SceneView/sceneform-android for Augmented reality and
https://github.com/pedroSG94/rtmp-rtsp-stream-client-java for opening camera and sending data packets to youtube.
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I've been following Agora's tutorial for building an Augmented Reality video chat app https://www.agora.io/en/blog/video-chat-with-unity3d-the-arfoundation-version/. When I build it onto my iPhone the cube on which the video is playing on remains blank. Frustratingly, if I then remove this line of codemRtcEngine.EnableLocalVideo(false); the videos play but the AR camera freezes! Is there a way I can have both??
I'm using Unity version 2019.3.1
It seems you can not use 2 cameras at once. See SO response, here, from a Agora.IO dev (or, seems to be a dev): Can we use Agora video using Unity AR Foundation with simultaniously using back and front camera
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