I know Media Handler Pro can convert almost any video type into another (e.g. flv to avi). However, my situation is slightly different. Would it be possible to use Media Handler to encode images into a video. So basically, I have a bit of code in vb.net that captures images in a sequence and stores them in a file. This code only creates bitmaps and saves them though. How would I go about encoding the images into a video file format? In this case I would prefer not to use windows media encoder as that caused me a lot of problems. Unless someone has a fully working tutorial on how to use windows media encoder in .net framework 3.0 (or above) then its not an option.
I'm having trouble working with VB.Net 2010, I'm trying to have a Windows Media Player video play, and once it ends I want it to go to a new task. But I cannot figure out how to get it to get to that new task in the event that the video ends.
I'm trying to run a video in a windows media control, like I had before, but for some reason it's not working. I'm not sure why either. As far as I can see I'm doing everything the same as I had for the first video..
I want to make window application in which I want zoom in and zoom out functionality.I mean I want to change size of video running inside window media player.I have tried but did not suceed.
Private Sub Form2_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load xWindowsMediaPlayer1.URL = "C:\Documents and Settings\Node2\Desktop\video\bear.wmv"
is there a way to capture or to save the story board animation to media library in windows mobile? Currently i am working with an animation which changes the image for every second. How can i save this into a video format??
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
I m design a media player in vb.net..now i play 1Gb video movie.. i want to set the commercial time like every 15 mint my video automatically stop and some commercials play automatically after complete commercials my video[code]...
I have a VB.NET application that uses the AXWindowMediaPlayer ActiveX to embed mpg videos to my application. I have used the Play/pause/stop Ctlcontrols a lot but now i am stuck as i needed to change the video size of the playing video from 100 to 200% hence my Questions:- How can i by code change the video size of the video being played? by Video size i do not mean the control's size.. but the Video being played inside it. for example, i could want the videos to play at 200% and not at 100%.- Is there a way to check the dimensions of the video being played so that i can by code change the video size if required as per the video.
I am developing an window application in which I have to change the size of video playing inside media player. i don't want to change the size of media player.
I'm kinda new to this. Done it a bit a while back, completed a simple conversation program, and started a text game..but decided to take it back up and make a new interaction fiction game with videos.. the thing I'm having a problem with right now is the windows media player control. I make my first intro movie play by placing it's location in the URL property...I'm wondering how you would code it to play the second intro video I have once that one comes to an end.. I may just put the two videos together to make this easier.
So I found the Windows Media player and added it on my form. I have a sample wmv called bear.wmv file in my solution explorer. How do I get the video to play? I was hoping for a smart tag and just connect the player to the wmv file,
One of the things my VB.NET program does is play video files using the Windows Media Player component that comes with VB. My program also switches the WMP component to full screen but once in a while the form will be on top of the full screen video. I am hoping that you fine and knowledgeable folks cat this from happening. The problem occurs when the next video file is played automatically. I'll do my best to post a bit of code but since I don't have much of an idea what might be causing this I'll just have to guess. The project has gotten quite large over the years I've been writing it and if any more code ito post any or all of it, though I'm sure no one would like to go through all 1771 lines of it.
Private Sub WMP_PlayStateChange(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As AxWMPLib._WMPOCXEvents_PlayStateChangeEvent) Handles WMP.PlayStateChange If Stopping = True Then
I'm using the windows media player (wmp.dll) in vb.net 2008 and would like to know if it's possible to play a specific portion of the video. For example, I would like to start to play the video X minutes from the start and for Y amount of time.
I'm using the windows media player (wmp.dll) in vb.net 2008 and would like to know if it's possible to play a specific portion of the video. For example, I would like to start to play the video X minutes from the start and for Y amount of time.
I have a WebMethod that recives HTML as parameter somthing like this:
Public Function ConvertHtmlToPdfListAnswer(ByVal dokument As Dokument) As Byte()
In this HTML my path to for example user signature looks like this:
Handlers/SzablonyListImgHandler.ashx?usid=2006
My handler starts like this:
Public Sub ProcessRequest(ByVal context As HttpContext) Implements IHttpHandler.ProcessRequest
and it takes parameter from context, creates query for databese and returns stream output like this:
If Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(context.Request.QueryString("usid")) Then ... ... streamOut.WriteTo(context.Response.OutputStream)
My problem is that it fires onle once...what I mean is that when I call the service again it doesn't enter the handler but it already shows me the image when i check the HTML in debugger view. So when The user changes his signature in database the service method still returns the previous one...
I'm currently using FFmpeg to compile massive amounts of images into video. FFMPEG is really great but it takes a very long time to compile 20 Minutes of images which is roughly around 5GB of files. In recent posts I have read that some users used other encoders such as Avidemux. For those who have experience with it, does it compile faster? or can add an image to an existing video file so that as the images are created by my program it will be added to the video file. Can Avidemux be distributed easily like FFMpeg's single exe file? Do my users have to install Avidemux along with my program?
If there is another encoder out there that can add images to an existing video file please let me know. My main goal is to cut the time it takes to render the video, because with my current methods of FFMPEG doing everything in the end at once takes a really long time. Almost the same amount of time that the video was running for.
I have created a really quick program which takes several screen shots per second of a section of a screen, What i need is to get all the images and put them into a video format file.
I playing a video with Microsoft.Directx.AudioVideoPLayback. My code is pretty simple: I create a Video object wich opens an avi movie, I assign its owner property to panel1 control and then I play the movie.I want to capture images every second from the movie that is being played.I try with panel1's DrawToBitmap() method and then saving the drawn bitmap, but it just draw the panel1, not the image.Is there a way of doing it?.
i'm working on a project right now and I need to create a graphic library.The game I'm experimenting with is an RPG; this project is expected to contain many big graphic files to use and I would prefer not to load everything into memory at once, like I've done before with other smaller projects.So, does anyone have experience with libraries such as this one? Here's what I've came up with:
Have graphic library files and paths in an XML file Each entry in the XML file would be designated "PERMANENT" or "TEMPORARY", with perm. being that once loaded it stays in memory and won't be cleared (like menu-graphics)The library that the XML file loads into would have a CLEAR command, that clears out all non-PERMANENT graphics I have experience throwing everything into memory at startup, and with running the program running with the assumption that all necessary graphics are currently in memory.
There is an IP web camera that I wrote a .NET class for sometime ago. It's basically a Timer implementation that pings a snapshot CGI script from the camera every five seconds. The camera itself is very rudamentary; it does not have any sort of API for me to work with, the only thing I can do programmatically (remotely) is invoke this script. The script returns a 640x480 JPEG image. Simple.
Now what I need to be able to do is take a days worth of these images, and create a "time lapse" AVI video stream out of it that will eventually be embedded into a web page. How can I do this with VB.NET?
I am attempting to consume my Zenfolio RSS feed so that i can display the images in the feed. How can i access the url value of the media:thumbnail and media:content elements in my RSS feed? I have googled high and low and not found an answer regarding how to access the url value. There was a similiar unanswered SO post.
Examples of the elements: <media:thumbnail url="http://riderdesign.net/img/s11/v35/p449020235-2.jpg" width="400"
