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Posted 9/29/2008 3:58:39 PM
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I want to set up a program to capture .JPG stills from a WinTV card and save them to a file I specify. I can handle all of the timing, saving, etc routines, but I have become stuck as far as actually getting a still from the card. I've tried to find a solution on the Microsoft developers website, but I'm such a programming newbie when it comes to this level of programming that I probably wouldn't recognize the right solution if I saw it. I'm not looking to have a program written for me, I just need to know where I can find some code examples or tutorials or tutorials with code examples on how to grab JPG stills from a video source such as a WinTV card. If there is some kind of custom control I can download and add to a project, that would be fine, too.



Any help or thoughts will be appreciated. Oh, I'm using Visual Basic 5, Professional edition.

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Posted 11/15/2008 4:48:14 PM
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Video For Windows or Direct Show, unless you use a proper DX Wrapper, you will have to program in .NET or C++ for DirectShow.

Theres a chap called Ray Mercer of ShrinkWrap VB, might be worth looking at his website.

ShrinkWrap VB Link

Hope This Helps.

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