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Thanks Frank

Maybe you could put webcam position at _WebcamDS_Init($Xtop,$Ytop), as optional parameters. If not given, use your default..

f we could use more then 1 webcam, maybe _WebcamDS_Init($camNumber,$Xtop,$Ytop) or, _WebcamDS_Pos($camNumber,$Xtop,$Ytop), so you could call it for every new webcam.

Jose

here is what I did:

Local $iX = $svidPosX, $iY = $svidPosY ; line of buttons above <-- (line 313)

and

Func _WebcamDS_Init($posX=0, $posY=26)

Global $svidPosX= $posX, $svidPosY= $posY

Edited by joseLB
Posted

Which OS and autoit version do you use?

Do you have latest DirectX installed? Have you installed DirectX 9.0? (it's not sufficient install directly the 11)

EDIT:

Do you have latest video drivers installed? which graphic card?

your udf seems has a lot of requirements

Xp_SP3

AutoIt_v3.3.8.1

DirectX 9.0c

Yes, Mobile Intel® 915GM/GMS,910GML Express Chipset Family

Posted

I'm only asking to find why the bluescreen, as Microsoft says often drivers updated solves it.

The version of Autoit is necessary because they implemented a function to create objects with Interfaces.

DX11 without DX9 is another common problem for a lot of programs, not only mine.

Do you have an integrated notebook webcam or is external?

Maybe XP SP2 that I tested, works, while SP3 has the problem?

At the moment the bluescreen seems only on XP SP3.

ApudAngelorum is the other guy that had bluescreen but he didn't answer if he has SP3.

Try this beta version in which I added a lot of error controls:

WebcamDS_ExampleUDF_1.2_beta.au3

WebcamDS_UDF_1.2_beta.au3

DirectShow_Interfaces_1.2.au3

Before running in Scite, change the path of log file in the Example to your path.

If it exits without bluescreen you will see in Scite Console the error code in the last line: post this @error-@extended.

Otherwise, if BlueScreen, you will get a file log.txt: at the next boot, before running the script again, read the log.txt and post the last line.

btw:

I put two global var:

$iWebXinside and $iWebYinside

for the inside GUI problem: if you don't set them, it put pic at 0,0, if you want to change the inside position, give them the new values at the beginning as in the example.

Posted

Hi Frank

So, $iWebXinside and $iWebYinside is the solution for the position. Thanks

This beta besides the pic position , for someone like my that has no problems in running your udf, has anytyhing new?

Posted

Hi, JoseLB

No, apart the beginning of the code for multiple webcam in the same GUI! I will use the VMR9 mixer-mode.

In the final release it will be, I hope.

Posted

Ok, it should be XP SP3, but if you don't tell me something more, it's useless!

I'm asking everybody that has a crash with XP SP3, to make like I said and report me the error code.

Thanks.

Posted

Runs fine on my XP PRo SP3.

AutoIT Beta 3.3.9.1

GeForce GTX 460

DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904)

An old Creative Webcam Pro EX (CCD)

I did get "Stuck" in fullscreen mode for a bit.

I'd assumed "ESC" would get me out.

Resorting to Alt-F4 was necessary.

Posted

To exit from fullscreen you must press F1.

It's written in line 96, but now I added it in the first post.

I didn't choose ESC because it exits from script.

So it can work in SP3, it should be something different...

Who has crash it's necessary they post me error codes.

Posted

Hi Frank, just to tell you that I´m using your routine in a daily basis, togheter with pixelsearch to identify movements, and it works like a charm, sometimes 2-3 days straight. I couldnt find any bug, even with 2 cameras in a laptop.

In an Intel I5, tipically consumes about 1 -3% cpu.

Great job and thanks for share!

Jose

Posted

Thank you Jose for your report.

Have you seen Advanced PixelSearch?

I'm just using it to make some advanced motion detection.

I will post in that thread some info related.

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

thanks Frank

In the past I looked it, but at first glance seemed a bit complex.

Anyway, if you could post here some ideas or piece of codes you tested together with your webcam udf, that will be great!

Thanks

Jose

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Hi, I had no time to develop more this UDF. I will see in the future.

For the motion detection, you should take every x time a snapshot of an area (or more areas) and then look if there is some changes in the Mean values you got in one channel (red, green or blue or all) like this:

FFSnapShot(0,460,130,460, 1, $hWnd)
$aMeanTemp = FFComputeMeanValues(1, $iMeanRed,$iMeanGreen,$iMeanBlue)
$aMean = $aMeanTemp[0]   ; red only
if $aMean > $aMeanRedOld +4 or $aMean < $aMeanRedOld -4 Then  ; some tolerance +-4
     .....you got some movements
endif
$aMeanRedOld = $aMean

In every case, here is OT, if you want more let's see in the Advanced pixel thread.

Hi

Posted

thanks Frank!

On my case, I take off the infrared filter of a webcam, and put a black negative film in front of the camera.

Result: the camera only sees infrared.... So, I did a ring with a 3mm infrared led + a small watch batery cell (1.55v), plus a 47ohms resistor. So, it is very simple and works like a charm. As soon I make a movie of how it works, I put a link here!

  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

Hi jose, interesting videos.

So, do you use the UDF to get the webcam pic of the IR led emitted from the hand's finger?

And using PixelSearch on it to detect movement?

I'm glad you found my UDF useful!

It seems you're the only one, even if 250 people downloaded it... Well, I assume they got it working good. ;)

  • 1 month later...
Posted

You say it is possible to save the audio/video to a file, is it possible to transmit it directly over udp? (like a video chat)

(I am currently working on an encrypted I.M. application, and was wanting to add webcam option)

[sorry if the answer is obvious, I am currently unable to read through all the source, I will when I check back later]

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

I made this UDF to make a local app.

In DS, it could be used RTSP or ASF write filter, but currently I haven't coded them.

Could you by any chance do this? I am working on an instant messenger, and would love to be able to stream video between users.

But I don't see a reliable way to get the frames without doing a screenshot of the window.

Is there perhaps a way to get the data from the control, and then save that or send it?

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