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Solve : bat file auto capture and webcam? |
Answer» hi all, first of all im just a beginner programmer, Maybe I can help. thanks for ur reply, but im looking for batch program, or any line, coz im working on my NEW project. THATS why i need that batch program. =) any idea? =)OK Yes, there are programs that work in DOS. Some of this are automatic. They make full-screen capture in DOS. http://www.screencapture.com/answers.htm Quote from: Geek-9pm on February 17, 2011, 09:51:43 PM OK thanks, but im looking for batch program, so any other answer? =)You could write your own CLI program to capture the screen and web cam. I have written a short tutorial on how to capture screen with Delphi codes. Unfortunately atm I have problem with my internet connection. I can not reach the page. Maybe later, if you are interested. Quote from: Luthfi on February 21, 2011, 02:51:27 AM You could write your own CLI program to capture the screen and web cam. I have written a short tutorial on how to capture screen with Delphi codes. Unfortunately atm I have problem with my internet connection. I can not reach the page. Maybe later, if you are interested. yeah, i am very interested, cant wait it! thanks man! i'll wait. =)Okay, here is the url to the tutorial: http://forum.codecall.net/pascal-delphi-tutorials/34552-how-capture-screen-delphi-code.htmlthx, but is there any other answer? maybe in c#? or in sh? or in pl? or in bat? =)If you're looking for a really simple command line app to capture a single snapshot from a webcam in Windows, you might be interested in the following post on my blog: http://batchloaf.wordpress.com/2011/04/06/snapz-a-command-line-cam-image-grabber/ I couldn't find an app to snap webcam images in a batch file, so I wrote this myself. It's very basic - just run it and it snaps a 640x480 image from the default camera device and saves it in the current directory. It should be perfect for including in a batch file. It's free to download and the full source code is included in my blog post. If you really need to capture an image at a different resolution, the program would need to be recompiled to do that (it's compiled using MinGW - a free gcc compiler for Windows). Hope that helps you with your problem! Quote from: batchloaf on April 07, 2011, 03:49:50 PM If you're looking for a really simple command line app to capture a single snapshot from a webcam in Windows, you might be interested in the following post on my blog: NICE coding man, this is what im looking for dude! btw, need ur little help again, do u mind if i add u on msn or ym? leave ur email or add me at [email protected] or [email protected] thanks batchloaf!Since a few people found their way from here to the snapz command line image grabber program on my blog, I'm POSTING a link here to the updated DirectShow version that I've just written, CommandCam. It's free and open source and it can be downloaded (either source or binary) from my blog or from github.Updated link for CommandCam command line image grabber: http://batchloaf.wordpress.com/commandcam/Am I the only1 curious about the program op is making? |
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