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How Kivy PyJNius HELPS When OpenCV For Android Does Not Work

We show how to use Kivy PyJNius effectively to fix a situation when OpenCV does not report accurate Video FPS in python for android app development and packaging. We show you how to integrate the code to your python program in Kivy.
Link to request code:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1S-Lsxft5mngPbj3zEBm5HWEQdxubpM82?usp=drive_link

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