Chris, A big hand for your efforts and to make it freely available for all of us to use. Thanks for your contributions to the LabVIEW culture and also for your tireless engagement for keeping LabVIEW alive on its heritage Apple Macintosh platform.
May the strength be with you, now and in the future Urs Urs Lauterburg Electronics Engineer Physics Institute University of Bern Switzerland >Dear list, > >I guess it is time to publish the link to my QuickTime library. Due to PhD >redaction I cannot currently devote as much time as I would like for the >development of this lib. therefore I still consider it as in beta version >even if it is very stable. >This lib is meant to be a shareware, at this stage it is free for your >personal use. Currently the rule (ie licence) is that if you make money with >this lib or a derived work of this lib I would like to get my share :-) >That said please have a look at: > > http://labview.epfl.ch/qt/QTVIs.html > >Sometime (often :-( ) the web server caches the wrong thing, just reload the >page to get what you expected... > >As Scott said it is cross-platform, it works on MacOS9, MacOSX and windows. >It allows you to grab USB/FireWire/Parallel/Built-in video source provided >that you have drive for it. I was able to get 4 firewire cameras in parallel >(I only have 4 !) > >With this lib you can also: > >- Read image from a file (or from memory) in any format supported by >QuickTime and display it in a LV Picture control >- Write a LV Picture into a file (or to memory) compressed with any format >supported by QuickTime >- Apply transformations to a LV Picture like rotate, scale, skew or any >combination of these >- Read movies in any format supported by QuickTime, this includes (MOV, >MPEG, Flash, Animated Gif, etc) >- Write movies in any format supported by QuickTime (with control over >compression) >- Grab concurrently any video input supported by QuickTime :-) this include >FireWire, USB, built-in, etc. >- Read a sound track encoded with any QuickTime supported formats (WAV, mp3, >ACC, µLaw, etc) >- Add a sound track to a QuickTime Movie. > >You feedback is welcome but as I said I cannot devote as much time as I like >to this lib, this includes support. > >Chris > > >-------------------------------------------------------------------- >Christophe Salzmann tel. (+41) (0) 21 693 38 49 >Laboratoire d'automatique fax. (+41) (0) 21 693 25 74 >IIS - STI - EPFL office ME.C2-426 >Swiss Federal Institute of Technology >CH-1015 Lausanne / Switzerland >mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >http://iawww.epfl.ch >Access map http://plan.epfl.ch/?room=MEC2426 > > > > >> From: Scott Hannahs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 14:49:46 -0400 >> To: Hamid Shojai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: Re: webcam >> >> At 4:12 -0700 5/26/04, Hamid Shojai wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> I want to work with webcam in labview. form which point should I start? >> >> Actually, I just wrote one using one of the examples Christophe Salzmann's >> quicktime interface. Works like a dream!!! Cross platform and handles all >> camera's that have a quicktime driver. Contact Christophe for a copy. >> >> -Scott >> >>
