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I have a website where users upload videos. I would like a library or control set to splice two videos into one. Does anyone have such a thing, or a different strategy?
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And there is tools out.
Remember that it can raw access to the memory you should use c++ or c for the job.
Answer to Chris
c# is not that slow as you think .
Slow for video editing.
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I learned windows programming using Visual C++, and the Win32 API. Nowadays, it seems most apps are being developed in .NET using C#. I understand that most of the time there isn't much performance difference between native code and managed code. So I...
Started by Joshua Carmody on
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by 10 people.
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Managed....
Two things that I can think an Unmanaged C++ app .
When all machines have mono or NET it won't be such a big deal.
On virtually any Windows version without extra dependencies, and your code can be in plain, portable, C/C++ issue.
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Can any one guide me to learn LINQ in C#.net i am new to this concept
Started by Ksmps on
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I would start with....
Http://www.asp.net/learn/linq-videos/
LINQ is a pretty big subject.
They have an entire section on Linq that will take you from "new solution" to fully working examples .
The videos at http://www.asp.net/learn/ are great.
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Is there any .NET libraries to generate video files (any type) from a given sequence of bitmap images?
Started by Claudio on
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You can use Splicer to do&referringTitle=Home
Sorry a bit late to this thread... .
You could try this:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/audio-video/avifilewrapper.aspx
It is written in C# and it can create a avi video stream from a list of bitmaps.
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I am doing a project in C#.Net. I wanted to read frames of AVI video, edit them, and then write them in a new AVI file (something like a transform filter)
I know a process in which I can create my own direct show transform filter, but that would be in...
Started by cornerback84 on
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by 3 people.
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Taoframework/
There's Splicer which was development specifically for creating or editing video files:
Modify individual video frames during encoding via standard C# mage Drawing code.
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What are your favourite C#, .NET and programming blogs?
I'm thinking more along the lines of blogs for experienced profesionals who as well as being interested in keeping up to date with the latest developments in .NET and C# are also interested in:
Agile...
Started by ng5000 on
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by 22 people.
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Because they want to code better....
Eric Lippert's Fabulous Adventures in Coding
CodeBetter ...
Http://www.hanselman.com/blog/
Scott Guthrie's Blog - Product Manager of the .NET Framework
http://www.jpboodhoo.com
UPDATE: His DNR TV series is also a must .
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I want to open .avi file (preferably any video file), to work with that video as a sequence of bitmaps (arrays) and then display it on the screen or save it to the file.
What options do I have in .NET?
Started by Jakub Šturc on
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[1] The 4.0 CLR.
Audio/video stream decodable by the system should be come accessible to you.
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My colleagues are using Visual Studio 2002 and uses the C++ MFC. I am developing in C #.
It has not been any problems before, but now questioning our customers if we really should develop in different environments. My colleagues think (of course) that...
Started by magol on
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The .Net....
However, I can see win32 APIs grow out of what .Net can keep up without adding downloading size it to stay current.
However, MFC did not stop.
As the OOP replacement for the underlying Win32 API, pretty much like .Net today.
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Actually I am talking about names here.
Who are the prominent people -if there are- when we talk about C# and .NET so that it is really helpful to follow up their sayings, books, articles, blogs etc.
I would appreciate any recommendation with a reason...
Started by burak ozdogan on
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For content, theres a recent video with Patrick Dussud (the guy who wrote the garbage collector.
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I used mupltiple threads in a few programs, but still don't feel very comfortable about it.
What multithreading libraries for C#/.NET are out there and which advantages does one have over the other?
By multithreading libraries I mean everything which ...
Started by Peter on
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This video has a fairly.
Be a little daunting at first as it requires a slightly different mind set .
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