At the moment I'm working on a project. Which contains streaming from an IP camera to the Silverlight 4 MediaElement. The stream that goes through the MediaElement, needs to be cut when a button is clicked.
So is it possible to record MediaElement's content on demand? When that's done, write the recorded part of MediaElement to disk.
If it is possible, what's the most efficient way to do this?
Thank you in advance,
AFAIK, extract part of the entirely video, you can just use a program which has record screen function to record silverlight video on demand. Then you just play the video and use it to start recording from desired beginning and finish recording at intended ending. Thus you will get demand content.
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Id like to have the ability to delay the video from my webcam on. my own computer. Honestly I am using. it. as a "delayed mirror" for my golf swing. I have always recorded, then stopped, opened up the file and watched then did it again. Doing this 30 times in a session working on my swing is annoying. Id like to just take a webcam, be able to delay the video 5,8,10 seconds so I can watch and just keep moving. what is the easiest way around this. I have been told I could do this with a script but not sure where to start. Can anyone help me or send me in the right direction? Im on a Mac but also have a PC if needed.
Python + OpenCV.
First manage to show a current image from your webcam using tutorials.
Then instead of immediately showing the image you add it at the end of a buffer object, this could be a collections.deque from standard Python.
If you want to delay for say 5 seconds and you're capturing with 30 frames per second, then don't show anything until you add 5*30 images from your camera to the buffer. Now when you filled the buffer as soon as you get another image, you add it to the end of the buffer, but also remove 1 image from the beginning of the buffer and show it.
In my app I have a button which open camera, take picture and do some processing on it and return back to previous page with the results.
Now Problem is this that it works one time and on second time it open other page but doesn't show camera. Then I have to completely close my application and again launch it to make it work.
I think this is happening because when I am taking picture first time, I open camera, capture it in a captureElement and when I open it second time the previous code is using camera or some thing. I thing there is some thing to close camera which i am missing.
You have to initialize camera every time you navigate to the page that contains it (OnNavigatedTo method). If you want to write a good code you have to deactive camera every time you leave the page (OnNavigatedFrom method). I hope this could be help you.
I have a running video in my application. When I press the record button, I need to start recording the running video from the point at which I pressed record button. Then the recorded video has to be saved as another video file.
Can anybody suggest me the best solution to implement this feature. The basic idea is that I need to implement the recording feature similar to Talking Tom application.
Please give me some suggestions. Thanks in advance.
I've passed many hours searching the web for a solution to something which seems obvious, but without results.
I need to automate a task in a Flash application running on my intranet.
I can't change the Flash application nor do I have access to the source code.
it's not a Flash movie but an application.
I can't download the swf.
I'm using a WebBrowser in a form. The Flash app is displaying without issues.
So far, I have been able to automate the task (clicking on some buttons, then inputting text and finally saving the results on a server). It works but it's not clean at all because I use hard-coded timers to wait a given action is done and then I click on very specific point at given coordinates in the application.
What I would like to do:
Avoid hard-coded timers. the Flash application takes some time to display all elements on the window (from 20 to 60+ sec). I would like to be able to detect when all elements are loaded. I tried to retrieve the text of the windows handle, but while I can retrieve the Flash hwnd, I can't retrieve the content (through messages).
In brief, instead of waiting 60sec (and not being 100% sure it's enough), if the last element to load in the Flash app has "ABC" written in it, I would like to detect it's displayed so that I can continue the sequence (click on the next button).
I'm using VB.net. Any hints to achieve that would be appreciated.
Lol. I am trying to do the same thing but with no results. You can try to see if there are POST/GET codes that can help you if the application has an online nature. Other than that you can only simulate clicks, because flash can't be easily interacted with. This is why most of the things are going to swap with HTML5 now.
I was wondering would this be hard to do; I have a barcode reader for my isight (mac webcam) (evoBarcode). At the moment, the program reads the barcode fine and adds it to a text field at the side of the application. Event when in the background, the application continues to run and read barcodes which is fine.
I was wondering, is it easy to send the result from this (I have already located the exact variable where the barcode is caught) to the front application as a keystroke? (the front application being textEdit or something.
I've tried searching around for a bit and found CGRemoteOperation, but havn't found a great lot of resources or examples on it.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Depending on the reader behaviour another option could be to implement a service menu item. That way you don't mess with the clipboard.