I don't think you can do that with basic .net. and I believe you need to
use DirectShow. DirectShow is unmanaged, but you should be able to
communicate with it using interoperability. This articly demonstrates how
to use DirectShow in C#
I don't think you can do that with basic .net. and I believe you need to
use DirectShow. DirectShow is unmanaged, but you should be able to
communicate with it using interoperability. This articly demonstrates how
to use DirectShow in C#
Apparantly MS decided not to do a managed DirectShow for performance
reasons. .Net isn't very good for performance critical real-time
applications, mainly due to the garbage collector slowing your program
down every so often.
Morten Wennevik a écrit :
Hi,
I don't think you can do that with basic .net. and I believe you need to
use DirectShow. DirectShow is unmanaged, but you should be able to
communicate with it using interoperability. This articly demonstrates
how
to use DirectShow in C#
Apparantly MS decided not to do a managed DirectShow for performance
reasons. .Net isn't very good for performance critical real-time
applications, mainly due to the garbage collector slowing your program
down every so often.
Apparantly MS decided not to do a managed DirectShow for performance
reasons. .Net isn't very good for performance critical real-time
applications, mainly due to the garbage collector slowing your program
down every so often.
I don't know if you can show the sound graphs visible in windows media
player in the media player activex control, and I did not find any google
result for this either. You might want to start a new thread for this
question to attract new readers.
Morten Wennevik a écrit :
Apparantly MS decided not to do a managed DirectShow for performance
reasons. .Net isn't very good for performance critical real-time
applications, mainly due to the garbage collector slowing your program
down every so often.
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