Integrate the capability of capturing frames from video files, in application development with C#, VB.NET or another supported environment.
- Grab Image ActiveX Control
- Version :1.0
- License :Trial
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Viscom Software
Grab Image ActiveX Control Description
Grab Image ActiveX Control is a comprehensive library, designed to help you integrate video frame capturing capabilities to your applications.
The tools are compatible with C# and VB.NET development environments, allowing you to handle various video formats.
This SDK can also be used with several Windows development environments that support .NET libraries and ActiveX components.
Delphi 4, Visual Studio 2010, Visual Basic, PHP, ASP, XBAsic, C# and VB.NET are only a few examples of Windows tools that support the Grab Image ActiveX Control library.
The tool can help you increase the development speed, thanks to its uncomplicated commands, simple syntax and object-oriented structure.
It enables you to work with a large variety of video formats, including MP4, MOV, FLV, MPEG1, MPEG2, AVI, AVCHD or WMV, due to the integrated encoders.
It can build comprehensive functions in your applications, which offer support for capturing and separating all the frames in the video.
You may customize its functionality by setting it to seek timeline points, backward or forward, in the videos. The frames can be saved as images in various formats, including BMP, JPEG, PNG, TIFF or GIF.
Grab Image ActiveX Control enables you to create support for reading the duration of the video or their framerate.
The tool features several .DLL libraries that you can easily use in application development, without controlling the actual form. Additionally, the .OCX commands set allows you to easily integrate ActiveX handling capabilities in several independent threads in your program.
The tool comes with comprehensive documentation, which indicates the exact libraries you need to use when working with specific types of files.
For example, several of the available .DLL files are designed for use only with AVCHD, FLV and F4V formats.
Integrating the libraries in your development environment is simple. You need to identify the Grab Image ActiveX Control components that suit your requirements and copy them in the program’s installation folder.
Moreover, the documentation includes segments of code, handles and other useful tools that can reduce the development time.
System requirements
- DirectShow runtime
- MFC runtime DLLs
- GDIPlus DLL
Limitations in the unregistered version
- 30 days trial