Get fast video capture and playback with Delphi/C++ Builder VCL/FMX components. No programming required. Supports multiple formats and technologies. Free for non-commercial use.
If you're looking for a fast and easy way to capture and playback videos, then you might want to check out Delphi/C++ Builder VCL and FireMonkey (FMX) components. These components can help you to capture, display, and playback videos with zero lines of program code. They work with a range of different APIs, including the old-fashioned Win32 API (Video For Windows (VFW), VCM, WaveAPI, ACM), as well as the newer DirectShow API. You can even mix and match APIs if you want, and switch from one to the other at any time.
The best thing about these components is the fact that they hide the complexity of these different approaches from the user's perspective. This means that you don't need to worry about the details, and can focus on capturing and playing back your videos instead. Additionally, these components also come with a Visual Graphical Editor for Codeless Development and Visual Live Bindings, which makes it even easier to use them.
Some of the other features that you'll find in these components include video capture from analog or digital video sources like FireWire (IEEE1394) cameras, DV camcorders, USB web cams, IP cameras, TV cards, and more. You'll also be able to playback videos using VFW, Windows Media Encoder, or DirectShow. You can even record videos in AVI, VFW, DirectShow, and Windows Media Encoder (ASF, WMV) formats, and receive remote video over IP using Windows Media Format.
If you need to compress or decompress videos, then these components can help with that too. They support compression for VFW, WMV, and DirectShow formats. If you're feeling really ambitious, you can even create your own custom filter to code videos with. Or, if you prefer, you can generate videos from code or images.
Overall, these components are an excellent choice for anyone who needs to work with videos in their software projects. And the good news is that they're free for non-commercial use. So if you're looking for a reliable and easy-to-use video solution, then give these components a try.
The best thing about these components is the fact that they hide the complexity of these different approaches from the user's perspective. This means that you don't need to worry about the details, and can focus on capturing and playing back your videos instead. Additionally, these components also come with a Visual Graphical Editor for Codeless Development and Visual Live Bindings, which makes it even easier to use them.
Some of the other features that you'll find in these components include video capture from analog or digital video sources like FireWire (IEEE1394) cameras, DV camcorders, USB web cams, IP cameras, TV cards, and more. You'll also be able to playback videos using VFW, Windows Media Encoder, or DirectShow. You can even record videos in AVI, VFW, DirectShow, and Windows Media Encoder (ASF, WMV) formats, and receive remote video over IP using Windows Media Format.
If you need to compress or decompress videos, then these components can help with that too. They support compression for VFW, WMV, and DirectShow formats. If you're feeling really ambitious, you can even create your own custom filter to code videos with. Or, if you prefer, you can generate videos from code or images.
Overall, these components are an excellent choice for anyone who needs to work with videos in their software projects. And the good news is that they're free for non-commercial use. So if you're looking for a reliable and easy-to-use video solution, then give these components a try.
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