Hi
any demo / example ?
regards
2008/4/3, Mike Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Colin,
Success! Using the later version of VDIG that you referenced, I was
able to get a live stream to work with osgmovie.
I'm using a KOCOM camera running video through a Canopus ADVC 110 A/D
video convertor into
Hi Adrian,
I've not documented anything on the wiki yet but below is how
the result was achieved on Windows XP. See my previous post for
any more detail. The demo/example is really just a quad with
your live feed playing - so a I've just tweaked osgmovie here
to force load the plug-in from a
Hi Mike,
you might want to look here for some more tips:
http://processing.org/reference/libraries/video/
Prior to getting a capture card that shipped with a proper
QuickTime vdig supported under under Windows XP and XPx64,
I also tried a Windows wrapper called WinVDIG which I got
from here:
Colin,
Success! Using the later version of VDIG that you referenced, I was
able to get a live stream to work with osgmovie.
I'm using a KOCOM camera running video through a Canopus ADVC 110 A/D
video convertor into a firewire cable.
This is on Windows XP, OSG 2.3.5, Visual Studio 2005 debug,
OK,
I've hooked a video input source up to my firewire card. I've made
sure that the qt plugin can recognize (.live) extensions. When I run
osgmovied.exe --devices, I get messages about QT QTML, QT Movies, and QT
QTML (again) starting up and closing down successfully. But the last
line
Hi Mike,
Mike Greene schrieb:
I know the video is working because I have a VideoLan Client instance
running and it shows the output of the camera feed. Is there there
something else (maybe relative to QuickTime) that I need to specify?
you'll need a vdig-component supporting your camera for
Further progress : used WinVIDG to make the bridge between DirectShow
devices and quicktime. Seemed to work.
Ran osgmovied --devices - got this output:
QT QTML: Starting up...
QT QTML: initialized successfully
QT Movies: Starting up...
QT Movies: initialized successfully
QT Movies: Closing
Mike Greene schrieb:
I've been using the QT plugin for sometime now with a pre-recorded movie
(.mov). I now want to send it live streams. Is there any
documentation/examples on how to do this? I use VideoLan Client to start
a multicast stream (udp://@2xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:1234) and can see it
Hi Mike,
yup right now it'll work from an attached device as Stephan said
but in addition including a capture card, provided the device has
a quicktime driver installed. When I wrote the live feed extension
part of the work included support for a stream, however I did not
get that far and the
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