Capture, Preview and wmv playback using windowless vmr9 picture in - enz |
01-Jul-08 09:36:01
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Hi,
see our special capture engine, independent handle capture and preview graph.
you can connect the capture preview to your render and the file preview also,
see www.mpegcode.com, download CapSwitchFilter, see attached pdf how to use,
easy to test within GraphEdit (wmv support by simple load the profile via
property page), free for uncommercial use,
enze |
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Capture, Preview and wmv playback using windowless vmr9 picture in picture - Alessandro Angeli |
01-Jul-08 10:34:15
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From: "Chris P."
*If* the OP is connecting the preview output of the SmartTee
to the second input of the VMR9, he should be OK since the
preview pin strips the timestamps and the VMR9 will get its
timing from the first pin.
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Capture, Preview and wmv playback using windowless vmr9 picture in picture - Chris P. |
01-Jul-08 12:11:35
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Oops, overlooked that bit.
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http://www.chrisnet.net/code.htm
[MS MVP for DirectShow / MediaFoundation] |
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Capture, Preview and wmv playback using windowless vmr9 picture in picture - Ian |
03-Jul-08 05:10:45
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I have configured a vmr9 in windowless mode with two inputs, one for
wmv playback and one for video capture preview using the smart Tee
filter The graph also writes captured video from a webcam with audio
to an ASF filewriter.
My goal is to playback the wmv file wjilst displaying the capture
preview within the playback area and at the same time capturing the
live video and audi to a asf file for later playback.
My Problem is that when I build the graph the wmv playback is very
slow. If I build the graph with 2 vmr9 renderers in windowed mode the
play back is fine.
Does anyone know if this is possible and if so please advise me on how
to go about it.
Ian |
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Capture, Preview and wmv playback using windowless vmr9 picture in - Dustin Opre |
15-Sep-08 11:54:01
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Are you writing the output from the VMR to a file, or at some earlier point?
If the latter, how are you storing the information to a file in parallel from
the VMR? Have you written your own A/P?
Dustin Oprea |
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