A question in c#

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Ali,

You should be able to get something using DirectShow. However, it will
require a great deal of COM interop (I believe someone has created a managed
library to help with it already).
 
I used all the examples found in www.codeproject.com for Video capture
using C# and get a still image from this stream
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From which stream?
Any one please have an idea in how to do that using C# Please
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To do what? The only task you've mentioned is "video capture" and "get a
still image from this stream". And you say that you have already found
(well, "used"...I presume that to "use" something, you have to have
"found" it first) examples on www.codeproject.com to do just that.

If you're asking about "video capture" and "get a still image from this
stream", it's not clear what advice you need, since you say you already
found examples of that. If you're asking about something else, you need
to mention what else you're asking about for anyone to help.

In other words, your question makes very little sense. Would you like to
try again? I recommend if so, that you make sure that you clearly state
your objective, what you have tried already, and what isn't working for
you or what you feel you need help with.

As a general point of reference, since you mentioned the magic word
"video" in your post: the .NET Framework offers very little support for
video. However, DirectShow has a wealth of functionality related to
video, including streaming and capture. A third-party project intended to
bridge the gap between DirectShow and .NET can be found here;
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/directshownet.asp
Here is the SourceForge page for that project:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/directshownet/

Pete
 
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