Audio vedio caputing
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does any one have an idea about audio and vedio capturing and playbaking it ? if so plz put ya ideas on how to do it ? thanx
One word - DirectShow. Does all you need, and more...
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One word - DirectShow. Does all you need, and more...
There are three kinds of people in the world - those who can count and those who can't...
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does any one have an idea about audio and vedio capturing and playbaking it ? if so plz put ya ideas on how to do it ? thanx
It is unclear from your post if you are wanting to do capturing of your computer's screen and the computer's audio or the audio and video from an external mic and a camera. Taverso DAW[^] is an open source utility and can do audio recording and processing. CamStudio[^] is an open source utility that can capture audio and video simultaneously (from the board display and board audio card). I am not sure if that could possibly help you. But that's all I can give you with the information available on your post. Also, they may not be C# applications (even though I'm pretty sure there are C# wrappers around these at CodePlex).
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As mentioned above, you can find hundreds of examples on the net (hey, even on Code Project! :)) with a bit of searching, but to get you started, here's the official documentation for it[^]...
There are three kinds of people in the world - those who can count and those who can't...
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does any one have an idea about audio and vedio capturing and playbaking it ? if so plz put ya ideas on how to do it ? thanx
The guys that are the gurus today started with just a pixel. It changed color as the sensor moved to a light environment to a dark environment. Then they got the opportuntity to mess around with two pixels, then three.. then 25. As the number of pixels they were recording over time increased, they had different techniques to capture the video, and different techniques to play back the video. Now we have very high resolution, but many of the same tecniques still apply to the single pixel screen. If you are thinking about creating your own video capture utility I would strongly recommend that you review the history of the video recording and capture technology as you learn to spell.
Life is too short to program in Visual Basic.
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The guys that are the gurus today started with just a pixel. It changed color as the sensor moved to a light environment to a dark environment. Then they got the opportuntity to mess around with two pixels, then three.. then 25. As the number of pixels they were recording over time increased, they had different techniques to capture the video, and different techniques to play back the video. Now we have very high resolution, but many of the same tecniques still apply to the single pixel screen. If you are thinking about creating your own video capture utility I would strongly recommend that you review the history of the video recording and capture technology as you learn to spell.
Life is too short to program in Visual Basic.
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I would strongly recommend that you review the history of the video
I think you are asking too much of him, this guy can't even use Google so actually doing some research seems a little beyond him.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH