// Oprogramowanie Roman Ryltsov
There is an intersting submission for video capture device capabilities for “The Short-Range Intel® RealSenseâ„¢ Camera F200” camera. Another blog user earlier mentioned they have a good stock of the devices with plans to take advantage of new technology. It sounds like the new cameras offer new opportunities for application in user interaction, in ability…
There was a problem reported for registered and relocated DirectShowSpy, which might be causing issues: Deleting faulty DirectShowSpy registry key. Some users that use a 3rd party tool called DirectShowSpy may encounter errors when logging in to XSplit. This can be caused by a fault registry key that is introduced when DirectShowSpy is registered to…
A DirectShow developer complained on sudden failure of Core Audio IMMDevice::Activate call supposed to instantiate a DirectShow filter for a given device. The problem appeared to be related to installed DirectShowSpy and its interference with the API calls. The symptom was of the following kind: when Activate was called for different types of objects, the…
Some time ago DirectShowSpy received a capability to record media sample traces (in specific points of the pipeline). DirectShowSpy UI visualized the chronology of the streaming which facilitated detection of various problems, especially out of order media samples, lost or late delivered samples, thread racing conditions. A developer can easily integrate his filters with DirectShowSpy…
MSDN Forums bug today earlier was nothing. Here is a new one with Microsoft Connect. A StackOverflow poster found a bug and created a feedback item with MS Connect: Available to anonymous, however invisible to authenticated user after sign in: The content that you requested cannot be found or you do not have permission to…
“Bad Request – Request Too Long” with https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums Somehow they piled up cookie data as long as 16 KB and they stopped accepting that as a HTTP header… Cleanup of browser cookies for MS sites resolves the access problem.
A StackOverflow question (already deleted) asked about use of indices when referencing Video for Windows (VFW) capture devices such as in capGetDriverDescription API and other. Video capture with Video for Windows allowed use of up to 10 devices (did anyone have that many at that time?). The numbering was API specific and at the latest…