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How to get a picture from web (USB) camera?
The Platform SDK, Windows Multimedia provides developers with so called AVICap window class. See MSDN for details. This is not up-to-date technique but you still can use it. Key macro is capCreateCaptureWindow. Your project will need Vfw.h and Vfw32.lib to be included. Sample project and executable (MFC used) are available.
Recommended links: CFrameGrabber class.
Created: 2003-05-12 |