I am planning to create a proprietary Windows application that will let the user capture video and audio from any other Windows application and stream it onto another computer via Internet. Capturing video is easy, I could simply let the user browse all open windows (or applications) and have the user click the prefered one. But what about audio? Is it possible in Windows to capture the audio from any application?
Does anyone know how to capture (Record) the Windows desktop and save it as a '.avi' or '.mpg' file. This functionality can be done using screen capture / presentation programs like SnagIT:[URL]..I have found many examples showing how to capture from a webcam using the 'avicap32.dll' DLL file but these dont help with this problem.
If you are asking why i dont just use SnagIT its because the interface is overly complex and building my own version would allow me to intergrate it into my existing programs.
Im trying to capture the audio played on my laptop. so i have searched the internet and found a source code for doing exactly that. the problem i have is that my audio device is not listed in the dropdown box (see picture) but it does when its run on windows xp (im running windows 7 x64) the goal of this application would be to capture my friends radio stream and save the individual played mp3's to a loction on my hard drive.(yes i have permission) i have included the source code so perhaps some 1 could have a look at it. (source code)[URL]
I just want to ask or I need some idea on how to convert wav files to mp3 and compressed the file to make the size smaller. I've search on the internet and find vorbis.dll as a reference object and lame.exe for converter. With regards to the audio compression, i downloaded monkey's audio software but doesnt have an idea on how to incorporate it.
I creat audio video chat and when calling receivng video and client video is together...I want that client move his or her webcam video where want...as I know it name DROP&DRAP but I`m not know how to do it...
I want capture the audio stream on my computer in mp3/wav.
I have no idea from what i should start. What should i use for start developing? I'm working in VS2008 on VB. Can i do it in VB? What additional software i need?
I'm trying to use the MSVidCtl to utilize a TV tuner on VS2008, but so far only got Audio but no Video. I've seen some other discussions and some other people having the same issue, probably related to "no encoder found" from the feature list of the tuner? How to make MSVidCtl work?
Is it possible to capture all/any audio played by a PC into a system.io.stream, so that it can then be run through speech recognition (System.Speech.Recognition.SpeechRecognitionEngine)?Essentially I'm looking to pefrom speech recognition on any audio on the client PC, google seems to suggest that capturing a stream like this can be done using Microsoft.DirectX.DirectSound, however I cannot honestly determine how.
Can I use Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition to make a program that can take audio directly from the microphone line and decode it to from data? ( I'm building wireless transmition software for ameteur radio )
I have a requirement to combine 2 audio files with a video file is this possible with vb.net.What the user basicly wants to do is select 3 files one video, 2 audio, then click a go button and the files be combined to produce a single file, where do I start?
Am wondering if media encoder can do this or do I need to look in other areas?
I want to know if there is a way to trim and audio.For example, I load in a song that is 3mins in length. I only want 1min 10s part to 2min 30s portion of the song and then save it as, let's say a WAV file.
Is there any API that I could look into to do this?
I am developing an application where in I need to stream audio and video in the local area network. There is calling option from my application where users can call each other(audio call or video call) in the LAN.
how to play video or audio in a vb.net application but have come up with not a lot.
I want to create a program that accessing a web server (no problem on that) and will pick up audio and video that is stored on that server.
Or, maybe do a live broadcast where I can play my guitar and sing a song. (Promise if I get this done through here I will give you a live performance) on that note I am sure you will all hold back.
This is a little open and wide, but what I would like to know via a webserver is this possible
We have an occasional board meeting that is broadcast live via the Internet. We are on a 3000+PC LAN and our office is out in the boonies on a T1 line. In order for us to listen to the meeting we need to go to a website and play the live stream. If more than a few PCs listen in the line is saturated and no one can listen.
I've been trying to play with DirectShow but it's getting on top of me and my question on here didn't answered so I'm thinking maybe I should go with a different approach. (DirectShow VB.net can't change recording format). <- Where as that 'works' I can't get it in the format I want it, and I don't really understand it so I'd obviousl like to go down the route of something I can get my head around.
I've googled till my fingers are raw trying to come up with an easy way to record video in my vb.net application, it doesn't have to be fancy, just a preview with a start record, stop record button, that's it.
I'm currently working on a project which is basically Server-Client based. Client is standalone VB executable file and Server is web based.The program is supposed to use webcam as video capture device, stream video footages to server (on website - live feed) and allows users to manually save captured videos into their computer.Thats basically the brief description of my system. I'm starting off working with VB right now and website after I'm done with VB.I'm new to VB, this would be my 1st project on it. I've looked for available sources online and found several VB apps which lets me capture image file through my webcam. Also on MSDN forum, i found recommendations on using "DCAM Server" to stream videos on website but I'm still not sure of how to configure the settings to make it work properly, and of course, don't have a proper website for it to work with yet atm. Also realise I'll need to integrate some .dll files or activeX functions to use video capture function. I don't really know how to use these yet rite now.
VB and programming on Windows as such. Mostly c++/gcc/linux. I am trying to build this VB app that shows a streaming video from a camera and that needs to be overlaid with some custom graphics and text. I used the code published here: [URL] to get the capture part to work. It essentially uses the avicap32.dll that most of you would probably know.
My plan: 1) Capture frames using SendMessage(windowHandle, WM_CAP_EDIT_COPY, 0, 0) and then copy from clipboard.
2) Do whatever graphics/text overlay on the obtained bitmap
3) send it to some picturebox on some form that is being shown
4) Do step 1 to 3 in a loop by a spawned worker thread.
Firstly is this a reasonable way to do what I want? or is there a much more efficient/easier way to about?
Now the specific problem: From my main thread directly if I do step 1 to 3 once UIComponent.DrawImage(VideoComponent.GetBitmap()) It shows me once captured image as it should and all is good.
Just to clarify: UIComponent is an object/instance that launches the Form and owns the picturebox I want to display on. VideoComponent is an object/instance that has started the videocapture and owns the picturebox to which the video is being captured. But if I wrap the same call above in a function and launch a thread that would start with that function as its starting point, I see a blank screen. Again, for testing purpose, I am only doing step 1 through 3 just once.
The thread part of the code is like this:
Private drawthread As Thread public sub main() drawthread = New Thread(AddressOf threadfunc)