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5 Feb 2017Member 9626615 5 alternatives
Hi everyone,I am new to this forum and am a beginner programmer.I wish to develop a motion detector program in Visual Basic.NET. I've tried the windows API for connecting the webcam to my project.While surfing the net I came across to this forum and found a project which uses...
This is the key line here, I think:Friend WithEvents VideoSourcePlayer1 As AForge.Controls.VideoSourcePlayerIt's not just an object, it's a 3rd party control - and it's found in the AForge class. It has Events - and I think you probably aren't handling them. I think you need to dig...
28 Jan 2013Member 9626615
Guys, i finally found this VideoSourcePlayer1. So this is an object that you have to add first in the toolbox. what i did is, right click the toolbox > Choose Items > Browse and add the aforge.controls.dll, then components including VideoSourcePlayer appeared and that's it :) thank you for helping.
If you are using NuGet to load AForge, note that the AForge.Controls package must be separately loaded. THEN create a new tab in Toolbox, call it AForge, right-click in the empty tab and select Choose Items, then Browse to your solution folder, then down to packages, then into...
you need to add aforge.net references to your project. then you go to the toolbox and add the videosource component. its important to make sure that you paste the aforge dll files into your project files and reference them from there: chizz is there for you all the time
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