Load, Save, Motion Detection of video stream from IP Camera-ASP.net & C#

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I would like to load, save and do motion detection of video stream from an IP Camera modeled Panasonic BL-C101 on the web application.

I have found that mostly they use AForge.net DLL for this, but does anyone know other DLL files where I can do the above operations?

Posted 12-Aug-12 18:11pm

Van Sereyboth

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Aug-12 0:21am

There are some, but AForge.NET is natively written in C#. What's wrong with it?
--SA

Christian Graus 13-Aug-12 19:15pm

It's probably not free.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Aug-12 1:55am

It's totally free and open source, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AForge.NET and article by Andrew Kirillov at CodeProject.
--SA

Van Sereyboth 14-Aug-12 6:22am

@Sergey: nothing wrong with Aforge.net, but the problem is that once I record live video stream to avi file, the speed of playing is faster than i expect.

Thanks for your help ^.^

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-08-13T13:15:00

Solution 1

Remember, a .NET dll in your webpage means your users need .NET installed. A Flash based solution is probably more end user friendly.

Posted 13-Aug-12 13:15pm

Christian Graus

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Van Sereyboth 14-Aug-12 6:23am

can you please drop a link here where I can work with Flash?
thanks a lot

Christian Graus 16-Aug-12 13:25pm

Just because I know what the solution is, does not mean I've done it. I have no links to offer, sorry

Van Sereyboth 20-Aug-12 21:12pm

thanks christian.

Rami.Nabil · Answer 2 · 2012-09-05T23:24:00

We use similar IP cameras to yours which support the RTSP protocol. We searched a lot and ended up using leadtools Video Streaming module. It has controls to capture, convert and display videos. Also, it can stream videos and it supports many protocols. If you need more information, you can refer to this page:
Video Streaming