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Hi!
I'm trying to decode QRs generated by Android to share wifi credentials but the rounded corners in the position patterns prevent it. It seems that quirc misdetec grid size, causing the wrong points to be sampled.
If I manually correct the markers, detection works as expected:
Any suggestions on how to tackle this?
Thanks!
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Apart from generating the QR codes with square cells, the only thing I could suggest might be to try a different library for this use. Quirc is better at dealing with odd angles and perspectives than most other libraries, but on the other hand it's less tolerant of deviations from the specification.
Having said that, if anyone has any modifications to the identification algorithm that don't hinder its ability to recognize square codes in other scenarios, I'd be happy to accept them.
Hi!
I'm trying to decode QRs generated by Android to share wifi credentials but the rounded corners in the position patterns prevent it. It seems that quirc misdetec grid size, causing the wrong points to be sampled.
If I manually correct the markers, detection works as expected:
Any suggestions on how to tackle this?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: