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I am trying to publish the video of a webcam to a Flash Media Server 2. My code is working in the Flash standalone player (tested with 10.0 and 10.2), but not in the browser plugin (tested with 10.2, both in IE and Opera. The connection to my FMS is working successfully, but after the publish, nothing happens, I never get the NetStream.Publish.Start Event. On the server I can see the connection in the management console, even the stream in the streams tab. But I cannot connect to that strea. Anybody an idea what could be going wrong? NetConnection.defaultObjectEncoding = ObjectEncoding.AMF0; /

Closed. This question is off-topic . It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 4 years ago . I am trying to provide an option to switch between webcams used to display preview using CaptureElement/MediaCapture. Unfortunately I tried multiple combinations of call sequences and the preview only shows up for the first device I use. This is what I have been trying to do: XAML: <CaptureElement x:Name="captureElement" Stretch="UniformToFill" /> C#: MediaCapture mediaCapture; DeviceInformationCollection

I am interested in developing an application that will allow me to build a list of videos from xml (containing video title, duration, etc) and play that list as my webcam stream. Meaning, if I were to visit ustream.tv, or activate my webcam on live messenger my video playlist would register as my active webcam. Does anybody have experience in this area, and perhaps have some advice to offer? I don't have a lot of experience in this area, but I would start by looking at the MSDN docs for the DirectShow API . A couple of .NET wrapper libraries exist as well: Managed DirectShow DirectShow.NET

I'm trying to build a crucial part for my application in which I need to be able to fake a virtual cam video stream. The video stream that I want to fake as a virtual webcam is streamed through my PC, where I can set the video source from my webcam or somewhere from my hdd. To sum up, something I can set as MediaElement.SourceProperty or Image.Source in WPF. I've seen Vivek's Vcam, a directshow filter here in tmhare.com which seems like it is extremely related to what I'm looking for. But I couldn't find a way to compile it with VS2010, I also don't really know what to do with it. I think I

I've been searching everywhere for a solution to this and I've seen some threads here about this problem but without a solution. I'm trying to record a video from two different webcams that I have on my computer. I am able to show the video for both of them but the problem is recording. When I try it nothing happens. No file is saved and the states also never change. Bellow I have attached the code that loads the cameras and the code that loads the QMediaRecorders. I also tried with just one of the cameras and it still doesn't work. The QT example "camera" does not work as well, the option for

I'm dealing with several types of cameras and I need to know the maximum resolution each one is capable. Is there a way to query such property in OpenCV? If not, is there any other way? The application will work under Windows (by the moment) and all the project is being developed using C++. user2949634 A trick that's working for me: Just set to a very high resolution (above the capabilities of any usual capture device), then get the current resolution. You will see that the device will automatically switch to his maximum value. Code example in Python with OpenCV 3.0: HIGH_VALUE = 10000 WIDTH =