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I've have a video capture drive installed on a computer which I can access
from VB... so far, so good.
One of the properties of the capture driver is the IP address it uses to
reach out over the network and watch a video stream. Again, good.
I need the VB program to programatically change the IP address the capture
driver is using. But so far, the only way I can see to change that value is
to use the AVICap callback function WM_CAP_SET_CALLBACK_STATUS. This opens a
dialogue box associated with that particular capture drive, and one of the
fields in the box allows the user to enter an IP address to be viewed (and
thereby capture an image from).
But what we need is to push an IP address to the driver instead. I don't
know if this can be done, requires particular info regarding the driver from
the author, can be worked-around, or is some other clever solution which
eludes me...
Anyone out there know how to do this?
For what it's worth, this particular capture driver is the one included as
part of VBrick's StreamPlayer Plus software.
Thanks
Pat
from VB... so far, so good.
One of the properties of the capture driver is the IP address it uses to
reach out over the network and watch a video stream. Again, good.
I need the VB program to programatically change the IP address the capture
driver is using. But so far, the only way I can see to change that value is
to use the AVICap callback function WM_CAP_SET_CALLBACK_STATUS. This opens a
dialogue box associated with that particular capture drive, and one of the
fields in the box allows the user to enter an IP address to be viewed (and
thereby capture an image from).
But what we need is to push an IP address to the driver instead. I don't
know if this can be done, requires particular info regarding the driver from
the author, can be worked-around, or is some other clever solution which
eludes me...
Anyone out there know how to do this?
For what it's worth, this particular capture driver is the one included as
part of VBrick's StreamPlayer Plus software.
Thanks
Pat