Just wanted to let you guys know the following: Using basic components for doing stuff like this is extremely hindering! a far better approach would be to write this all in code and not use components at all This will ensure that you can stream the webcam frames faster and more accurately. When you choose to use components such as the one I have used to make this video you are pretty much at the mercy of whatever person / company wrote the component or components responsible for allowing you to access your webcam driver. If you simply write the code yourself to lock on to the webcam drivers you have installed you can gain a lot more control over what you are doing. The Reason I used the component in this case was so that I could code less and have a shorter UA-cam video to demonstrate how simple this can be accomplished in the Delphi / Pascal programming language. I hope you guys enjoy it, if you would like me to code more advanced tutorials simply ask and I will be happy to do so for you.
I'm not sure what that is, however taking 2 images and comparing them and then sending over only the changed pixels gives Realtime results I may cover how to do this... but if your interested in learning how easy it can be done check out this guys project on Github: github.com/abalad/Delphi_Remote_Access_PC | The guy uses Tmemorystreams binary to quickly detect changed bytes / pixels in screen color and then send over a stream containing only the changed bytes / pixels this cuts down on bandwidth and also makes for Super fast streaming experience. You could easily pipe in either Desktop imagery or even webcam images if you really wanted to. Hope this helps you out Good luck man :)
@@BitmasterXor media foundation is the sucessor of directshow but its not working for me :( , i use mfpack for use media foundation but I can't sucess to convert the code c++ in delphi pls help me , the code in c++ is on the microsoft website in search "audio video capture in-media foundation"
If you're looking for an idea of a video program. I have a HUGE matrix multiplication problem. Huge!! it take forever to solve. I have used multi-threading to help the speed up BUT the speed up seems inefficient.
well explained 👏👏( u just give me new info for RAT that's great )
Your welcome! Need anything else done just ask.
@@BitmasterXor yes man ill on discord thanks man !
@@BitmasterXor thanks man !
Just wanted to let you guys know the following: Using basic components for doing stuff like this is extremely hindering! a far better approach would be to write this all in code and not use components at all This will ensure that you can stream the webcam frames faster and more accurately. When you choose to use components such as the one I have used to make this video you are pretty much at the mercy of whatever person / company wrote the component or components responsible for allowing you to access your webcam driver. If you simply write the code yourself to lock on to the webcam drivers you have installed you can gain a lot more control over what you are doing.
The Reason I used the component in this case was so that I could code less and have a shorter UA-cam video to demonstrate how simple this can be accomplished in the Delphi / Pascal programming language.
I hope you guys enjoy it, if you would like me to code more advanced tutorials simply ask and I will be happy to do so for you.
Wonderfull!!
It will be good if you do same tutorial but with media foundation in delphi , its the api the most stable
I'm not sure what that is, however taking 2 images and comparing them and then sending over only the changed pixels gives Realtime results I may cover how to do this... but if your interested in learning how easy it can be done check out this guys project on Github: github.com/abalad/Delphi_Remote_Access_PC | The guy uses Tmemorystreams binary to quickly detect changed bytes / pixels in screen color and then send over a stream containing only the changed bytes / pixels this cuts down on bandwidth and also makes for Super fast streaming experience. You could easily pipe in either Desktop imagery or even webcam images if you really wanted to.
Hope this helps you out Good luck man :)
@@BitmasterXor media foundation is the sucessor of directshow but its not working for me :( , i use mfpack for use media foundation but I can't sucess to convert the code c++ in delphi pls help me , the code in c++ is on the microsoft website in search "audio video capture in-media foundation"
@@BitmasterXor please I need help in comment my friend
If you're looking for an idea of a video program. I have a HUGE matrix multiplication problem. Huge!! it take forever to solve. I have used multi-threading to help the speed up BUT the speed up seems inefficient.