Capturing Audio and Video with RevRun

[Thomas J McGrath III]

Micheal,

Video and Audio from within REV is one of the easier things I have 
encountered using REV. I was even able to access the video controls for 
an iSight camera which apple says is not meant to do and REV does it 
great.

I use all of the REV builtin video controls and they access the USB 
camera just fine. There are a couple of sample stacks that do the 
videograbber stuff and are good examples of good coding as well.

I did not see wether it relies on Quicktime or not or on Macintosh or 
not. Sorry. If I have time I will try my stack out in Virtual PC on my 
Mac. That may sound like cheating but actually if I can get it to work 
in Virtual PC then you should have no problems because Virtual PC has 
issues with loading drivers and sharing usb devices with the Mac. I 
will do this if I have time this week.

HTHs

Tom

On Dec 21, 2003, at 5:42 AM, Klaus Major wrote:

> Hi Michael,
>
>> Hi Klaus,
>>
>> Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately with our Logitech web-cam on 
>> Windows 2000,
>> I couldn't get the build to work with it. I'm quite new to Revolution 
>> though so I may have
>> missed something in the build process. I did check the "Use Video for 
>> Windows" option
>> but none of the buttons responded. I'll keep trying though since I 
>> have a few days left on the trial version.
>>
>> Would you happen to know if it matters that the web-cam we're using 
>> is USB?
>
> Sorry, no experience...
>
> Maybe other listmembers can help here?
>
>> Thanks again,
>>
>> Michael
>
> Regards
>
> Klaus Major
> klaus at major-k.de
> www.major-k.de
>
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