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Video Streaming using CVI

How do I display real-time video (no saving, no processing) in a CVI (8.0) GUI .  The video camera is connected via firewire and can be viewed real-time in Windows Explorer.

 

 

 

A similar question was posted and never answered.

http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=180&message.id=18193&query.id=655851#M18193

 

Thanks,

 

Stephen



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I'd say through an ActiveX as there's nothing in CVI that I know of to
display video (I've done some frame grabbing with CVI a long time ago).
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Guillaume Dargaud
http://www.gdargaud.net/
"The number of the beast - vi vi vi."


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Hi Stephen,

Guillaume had a good suggestion with the ActiveX control.  You can select the Microsoft Web Browser ActiveX Object, and then right-click on it to select "Generate ActiveX Control Driver."

Cheers,

David Goldberg
National Instruments
Software R&D
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In message <46442647$1@PYROS.natinst.com>, Guillaume Dargaud
<use_the_form_on_my_contact_page@www.gdargaud.net> writes
>I'd say through an ActiveX as there's nothing in CVI that I know of to
>display video (I've done some frame grabbing with CVI a long time ago).

Or the DLL for your video capture hardware
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John Cameron.
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