Trevor,
Agreed. It would be problematic to expect that Rev's videograbber
function will work with most video cameras. I would find it important
to test any possible camera first. And yes about VDIG. I simply meant
that, at least with the Unibrain cameras, it's not necessary to
install VDIG as well.
Richard
On Oct 16, 2006, at 1:35 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Oct 16, 2006, at 8:57 AM, Richard Miller wrote:
We have no problem using VideoGrabber under Windows XP. It's a
basic component of our program. All aspects of it work perfectly.
Quicktime works fine. Vdig is not necessary. Files need to be
saved as .avi's... NOT .mov's on a PC. We use Unibrain firewire
cameras (www.unibrain.com). I can give you specific coding if you
want it.
Richard,
Unibrain firewire cameras apparently come with a VDIG (capture
driver for QuickTime). Without the VDIG you can't get a camera to
work with QuickTime.
If you have control of the cameras people are using then obviously
this isn't a problem and the Rev Video Grabber would work great.
If you are creating an app that people will use whatever camera
they have available then relying on QuickTime capture can be
problematic. Even the VDIG I pointed Klaus to won't give you
optimal video capture performance.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems - www.bluemangolearning.com
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