Video capture on Linux?
We need to capture live video and display easily on Linux. We need a cheap card or USB device with a simple API. Anyone want to share some experience? ...
We need to capture live video and display easily on Linux. We need a cheap card or USB device with a simple API. Anyone want to share some experience? ...
In the past, some of my projects have required me to create a movie version of a fullscreen Flash application. The easiest way to do this has been to get a screen capture. However, capturing anything over 1024x768 has resulted in choppy video, which is unacceptable. I understand that there are hardware based solutions for capturing fulls...
I am looking into an image processing problem for semi-real time detection of certain scenarios. My goal is to have the live video arrive as Motion JPEG frames in my Java code somehow. I am familiar with the Java Media Framework and, sadly, I think we can consider that an effectively dead API. I am also familiar with Axis boxes and,...
I am supposed to provide my users a really simple way of capturing video clips out of my OpenGL application's main window. I am thinking of adding buttons and/or keyboard shortcuts for starting and stopping the capture; when starting, I could ask for a filename and other options, if any. It has to run in Windows (XP/Vista), but I also wo...
I'm starting to get into a side project that I hope to pull in frames from several small IP cameras, perhaps do a bit of motion detection and redisplay them in a form with alerts. Does anyone have some good resources or similar projects that I could use to get acquainted with the ins and outs? I'm using C# 3.5 with SP1 in VS2008 ...
Is there a generic API call I can make to get a handle of the image or video feed coming from a webcam and replace it with an image or video of my own so that applications interfacing to the cam (e.g. MSN/Skype/Yahoo IM) will see my image instead of what the camera is capturing? Ideally, I am trying to solve this in a generic way indepe...
Background I am capturing video using the video4linux 2 spec. It is captured using a C program in real-time. I also have a Java frontend that can run both locally and remotely. The remote side was easy, I just compress the images to JPEG and ship them over a mini-http server to the client that decompresses them and shows them on the ...
Hi, I am developing an application for video capture and I would like to implement zoom functionality. Working with DirectShow I came across IAMCameraControlInterface. It has a method ::Set(), which should be used for setting several camera parameters. However I played around and I couldn't do anything with it. Then I tried to call ::...
I am working in C# and have the need to capture individual frames of video files. As quickly as possible (faster than real-time), I wish to seek to a specific frame number and capture every nth frame to a graphic file format such as BMP or JPEG. It is highly desired that the frame that is captured be predictable and repeatable, i.e. do...
Is there a way to record the screen, either desktop or window, using .NET technologies. My goal is something free. I like the idea of small, low cpu usage, and simple, but would consider other options if they created a better final product. In a nutshell, I know how to take a screenshot in C#, but how would I record the screen, or area...
Is there a way to capture the videos from Iphone applications using Vista? ...
My application (written in WPF/C#) will monitor a live video source and will need to store small video segments and image stills. I'm hesitant to use a user defined "temp" directory since this would potentially allow a user to modify or delete these files causing major issues with my application. Alternatively, I have attempted to store ...
Hi, I am looking to create a video training program which records videos - via webcam, user screen capture and captures sound. Now the main problem is that I need a cross-platform (mac and windows) solutions. I know its possible to use flash to record webcam + audio. But its not possible to record the user's screen via flash. So am w...
I am just in the process of making some little demo tutorial videos for my app to help users get up to speed. I have used Camtasia in the past but don't really like it. Anyone have any recommendations. Good is more important than free, but free certainly helps. I can use Windows or Mac for this job. ...
Is there any way to capture video from iPhone? Vishal N ...
I am looking at updating a program that currently uses DirectShow for video capture. While DirectShow seems to work well, I was wondering if there were any more powerful or up to date SDKs or APIs that I should look into. Some features that would be helpful would be ones that will: Provide a consistent framerate (33ms between frames ...
I cannot find a list describing all of the different options for video capture in Windows. I would like to keep this list to non-proprietary SDKs (i.e. ImageSource has their own SDK that works with only ImageSource capture cards). To set an age limit on suggestions, everything should be able to run on Windows XP or newer. Include as mu...
Environment: Windows XP/Vista, VS2008, C#/.NET 2.0, VideoGrabber. Hi All, I'm writing an app which captures cameras input and encodes them into a movie file (including sound). My client suggests I encode the movie using the DivX codec. But it's not installed by default and it's not redistributable: Users would have to download, instal...
This question is pretty straight forward, I literally just want to stream video of a user's computer. Just like recording from a webcam, but with the source coming from the desktop (think "screencasting tool".) I specifically want to do this in pure Flash, no downloads or add-ons. This would be an easy question for Google, but it is co...
Can anyone help me out that how i can display video and pdf file as thumbnail?? Thanks.............. ...