Hi,
I need a way to display a Video in .NET Windows Forms (and I'm wondering if Whidbey will be able to help when it comes out).
What I need to do is:
1) Take a DVD video stream from file, "process it" byte by byte (alter it) and save it to another file (call this the "output" file). Obviously the DVD file could be massive so that's why I need to do this as a stream and not do the processing all in one go.
2) Take the "output" file (see above) and "un-process" it byte by byte (un-alter it) and then pass it to something (a video control ) that can display the DVD.
Q1: Does anyone know a way of getting hold of (in a program) a video stream from a DVD file
Q2: Does anyone know of a video display control that will accept and play a video from a streamed input.
Thanks in advance,
Chiz.
Can it be done in Whidbey? (Video streaming)
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Can it be done in Whidbey? (Video streaming)
.NetRocks
All you need to do is rip your DVD file into wma format then go to www.mydeo.com to upload it!
I found them cheap, easy and reliable
hope that helps