Android-UVC-Camera The app connects to a usb camera from your Android Device. (OTG cabel or OTG Hub needed) This Project was built to perform an Isochronous Video Stream for all Android Devices (Above 4.1 Ice Cream Sandwich)(Mediathek Devices too) with UVC Cameras. The program uses your userspacr usb device driver to perform an isochronous transfer with your camera device. Follow this way to set up your own userspace device driver: First you have to set up all camera settings for your device. The program then saves the values and you can restore them later or overwrite them with other values. Use the "Edit/Save/Restore" Button to adjust the values. Use the automatic camera serarch to find and set up the camera. Explaination: When the automatic search succeeds, you first set up the MAXIMAL PACKET SIZE. If your device is a mediathek device, you may have to lower the value for the max packet size. The Value PACKETS PER REQUEST defines the Number of the Packets sended to the device: One packet has a size of 3000 bytes and you use 16 packets at one time for sending. Here you define the amount of Bytes which were sent. Next thing are the USB REQUEST BLOCKS (activeUrb): These are in relation to the max packet size. You have to find here the right values for your device and control the output on the screen under the menupoint "Isoread". Some typically values for Qualcom Devices are: 8 for the activeUrbs and 16 Packets per Request.... The first thing of the method Isoread is a Controltransfer to the camera device: If the controlltransfer is successful, than you are ready to go. Next take a look at the frames. When you receive identically and long frames, you can proceed to the method Isostream, where the frames were displayed on your screen. To know how big be a Frame should be, you can look at the output of the controll transfer of the camera in the log: maxVideoFrameSize, This value is returned from the camera and should be the valid frame size (The value is calcu