Video samples
Simple Player [Download]
This sample application demonstrates usage of different video source classes from such namespaces like
AForge.Video and
AForge.Video.DirectShow.
With the help of this simple application it is possible to play local USB web cameras, video files and JPEG/MJPES
video streams, which are usually provided by IP video cameras. Also the application demonstrates usage
of VideoSourcePlayer,
which turns all the task of playing video into few lines of code.
Two Cameras Test [Download]
This sample application demonstrates how to play two USB camera simultaneously. Sounds simple? But still
many people ask - How? Also the application can be useful for testing simulations work of two cameras
of the same model - something, which is usually done to make hobby stereo system. So, before starting with
something like this, check the application.
Snapshot Maker [Download]
This sample application demonstrates usage of VideoCaptureDevice
class for capturing video from
a USB web camera and making snapshots using it (the camera must have a shutter button for
making snapshots or support external software triggering). The application shows how to set size of
captured video and snapshots.
Kinect Capture [Download]
This sample application demonstrates usage of AForge.Video.Kinect
namespace for capturing video and depth data from Microsoft Kinect sensor. It also allows to control
sensor's LED and motor and get access to accelerometer data. Note: before running the application,
make sure you've installed OpenKinect drivers as described on its
homepage.
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