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5. For video editing in Windows desktop apps, DirectShow remains really the only Windows API for this scenario. See Migrating from DirectShow to Media Foundation. For C#, take a look at DirectShow.NET. DirectShow is not supported for Windows Store, universal Windows apps, Xbox One, or Windows phone 8. Also keep in mind that DirectShow is ...
I'm developing a web-based video editing tool where users can pause a video and draw circles or lines on it using canvas. When a user pauses the video, I retrieve the current playback time in seconds ...
To actually record video and sound you'll need libraries like ffmpeg (there's a handy extension for PHP) for video editing and SoX for sound installed on your server. You can then access these programmes by using the the exec() function in PHP, for example.
Closed 12 years ago. I need to do some simple video editing within a Java application, but the frameworks I've found (JMF and FMJ) appear to be quite stale, and thus far I haven't found any evidence that either can actually edit video. The type of operations I need are: cropping, redacting sections, and extracting clips.
Windows Azure Media Services provides video encoding and delivery services, which makes it easy to distrubute and protect video content across a large number of devices (like iPhone, XBox, Flash etc..) and geographically (i.e. cached around the world). What could also be suitable for your scenario is Blob Storage.
After recording, I am using the Windows Media Player control to play the video that was recorded. axWindowsMediaPlayer1.URL = applicationFolder + @"\temp\videoTemp.mp4"; I need to edit this video by adding a text at the bottom for a specific time. During recording I can add text using the command below before saving the frame in the .mp4 file:
2. Directshow will be required for audio/video capture from a DV camera unless you are running Windows 7. Then you can use Media Foundation. In both cases, you will need .NET interface libraries, which are already completed (Directshow here and Media Foundation here). I'm not sure if the Media Foundation interface library has support for the ...
I've been working recently on a video-editing-related project on Android, and am desperately looking for resources related to video editing on the platform. The only video-editing related "method" or information I could find was using the FFmpeg library, which is pretty rich in features and capabilities but works really slow, operations such as ...
What is the best solution for building video playback with basic real-time editing features into per-existing .NET application? I have a legacy .NET application, running on Windows 7+ systems. I need to build a video player that would be able to rearrange segments of video and seamlessly play a few video files one after another.
1. No there is no way to edit a video without using anything that would be considered a "library". You either must write your "library" or use a existing 3rd party one. The only thing that could possibly not be thought of as a "library" is a full external tool that does what you want and your code would just be a front end GUI for it.