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    Hi all, I hope that i posted my question in the right place ;P I would like to know, if there is some examples or courses to create a little application using RTP in order to visualise my webcam video throught the browser. (on localhost host or network) I'm using VS2005 + DirectShow. Thank you.

    "The Ultimate Limit Is Only Your Imagination."

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      Hi all, I hope that i posted my question in the right place ;P I would like to know, if there is some examples or courses to create a little application using RTP in order to visualise my webcam video throught the browser. (on localhost host or network) I'm using VS2005 + DirectShow. Thank you.

      "The Ultimate Limit Is Only Your Imagination."

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      well.. one option is to develop it as an activex control, and use in browser. You may first make it as a stand alone application to refine the working, then convert it as activex. Google for samples, you will get like this.

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        well.. one option is to develop it as an activex control, and use in browser. You may first make it as a stand alone application to refine the working, then convert it as activex. Google for samples, you will get like this.

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        ok ... Do u mean that i have to create an activex probably a one for capturing frames and then add the activex to the browser or what exactly?$ I'm new to DirectShow and i'aint a wed developper. could u explain more plz ?

        "The Ultimate Limit Is Only Your Imagination."

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          ok ... Do u mean that i have to create an activex probably a one for capturing frames and then add the activex to the browser or what exactly?$ I'm new to DirectShow and i'aint a wed developper. could u explain more plz ?

          "The Ultimate Limit Is Only Your Imagination."

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          yes, exactly. Using Directshow is easy to learn, and you shouldn't be a web developer to develop and test an activex control.

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            yes, exactly. Using Directshow is easy to learn, and you shouldn't be a web developer to develop and test an activex control.

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            but how could i add an activex to a web page browser ?

            "The Ultimate Limit Is Only Your Imagination."

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              but how could i add an activex to a web page browser ?

              "The Ultimate Limit Is Only Your Imagination."

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              use 'Object' tag in html. http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_object.asp[^]

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