Use CameraX's official APIs for Video Stabilization #444
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@MHShetty Needs rebase due to other merged PR. |
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This PR replaces the currently used Camera2Interop API for EIS with CameraX's official APIs for video stabilization
(It could possibly solve the bug being described in Issue #391; however, we would need testing and confirmation from the user to ensure there isn't any device-specific issue with EIS to be reported further)