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Simple
Video Capture Sample Program
The purpose of this
program is to demonstrate how to capture data from a video source
with API calls from within Visual Basic 5.0. This program was
built using another sample program that I found on the web that
was coded in C. Since I was unable to find any Visual Basic
examples, I thought it would be helpful to post my efforts to the
public.
What Does This
Program Do?
VB Memcap provides access
to the video drivers Display, Format, and Source panels, Start
capture (press Escape to stop), and a Preview toggle. When
capturing frames, the Beep command is executed when a new frame
is ready. This Beep command can be replaced with whatever you
like.
Advance Video Capture Sample
Program
The purpose of this
program is to demonstrate some of the more complicated features
of Video for Windows. Most of the programs was coded to answer
"How do I do this" questions that were sent to me after
I posted the Simple Sample.
What Does This
Program Do?
Some of the features of
this program are:
Switch between multiple
capture devices
Capturing video to a file
Accessing DIB data for captured frames
Copying a frame to the Clipboard
Scaling the preview window
Displays the preview in a MDI window
Always on top mode
Related Links
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Simple
Video Capture Sample
SIMPLE.ZIP 8,362
bytes 03/10/98
(contains: VBMEMCAP.VBP, VBAVICAP.BAS, VBMEMCAP.BAS,
VBMEMCAP.FRM, SELECT.FRM) |
Although I do not provide support
for any of these files, I am interested in making sure
VBAVICAP.BAS functions properly. I haven't fully tested the file
out, so if you find any errors, please send them my way. Also
feel free to send questions and comments.
Good luck and have fun
programming!
E. J. Bantz
ej@bantz.com
http://ej.bantz.com
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