Could anybody give me a sort of example in C# for changing TPZ (tilt, pan and Zoom) of Logitech orbit camera. After exhaustive excersize on Internet, I am able to understand that I will have to deal with directshow.net. Unfornutely I could not find enough
articles which can explain this thing. The SDk provided by Logitch only cotains one example written in VC++.
I want similar functionality with photo capturing facility. I am not looking for a complete solution, Just a hint or demo kind of example would be fine.
Thank you for your time.
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Changing Tilt, pan and Zoom of WebCam from WebPage
Feb 19, 2010 10:46 AM|hiteshspatel|LINK
Hi All,
Could anybody give me a sort of example in C# for changing TPZ (tilt, pan and Zoom) of Logitech orbit camera. After exhaustive excersize on Internet, I am able to understand that I will have to deal with directshow.net. Unfornutely I could not find enough articles which can explain this thing. The SDk provided by Logitch only cotains one example written in VC++.
http://www.quickcamteam.net/documentation/how-to/how-to-control-pan-tilt-zoom-on-logitech-cameras/PTZ-1.1.zip/view?searchterm=PTZ-1.1
I want similar functionality with photo capturing facility. I am not looking for a complete solution, Just a hint or demo kind of example would be fine.
Thank you for your time.
webcam tilt pan zoom directshow.net logitech orbit camera c#
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Re: Changing Tilt, pan and Zoom of WebCam from WebPage
Feb 19, 2010 11:49 AM|rtpHarry|LINK
Hey,
You cant access the web cam hardware that is connected to the visitors computer.
You might be able to get something working if you have it plugged into your server - is that your scenario?
To access a webcam through a web page you can use Adobe Flash or Microsoft Silverlight (only added in upcoming v4 release).
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Re: Changing Tilt, pan and Zoom of WebCam from WebPage
Feb 20, 2010 12:03 PM|hiteshspatel|LINK
Thanks for your reply. Yes you are right, I have to do something in silverlight for this. In my scenario, the webcam would be attached to client's PC.
So I would have to do something in client scripting, flash or silverlight 4. Anyway, thanks again and hope I would be able to apply this.