currently I'm working on an overlay for a piano with the Epson BT-200, so I decided to try to recognize the piano via the keyboard / keys. But because the white and black keys are big areas of the same color and it is a repetetive pattern the sdk has its problem with recognizing it.
That is the image I've worked with so far:
Maybe someone of you can give me a tip on how to recognize the keyboard better.
What is not suitable for me is:
- Trying to recognize the piano with another part then the keyboard, because my App has to work with different pianos and as they are built very differently i can't use another feature of my special piano.
- To large markers or similar, because they have to stay on the piano while it is played. So they mustn't disturb the piano player.
Klaviar Team
Hi everyone,
currently I'm working on an overlay for a piano with the Epson BT-200, so I decided to try to recognize the piano via the keyboard / keys. But because the white and black keys are big areas of the same color and it is a repetetive pattern the sdk has its problem with recognizing it.
That is the image I've worked with so far:
Maybe someone of you can give me a tip on how to recognize the keyboard better.
What is not suitable for me is:
- Trying to recognize the piano with another part then the keyboard, because my App has to work with different pianos and as they are built very differently i can't use another feature of my special piano.
- To large markers or similar, because they have to stay on the piano while it is played. So they mustn't disturb the piano player.