How to Draw Rectangle,line shape on Running videos

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How to draw lines and rectangles shapes on running video

Posted 27-Sep-12 1:03am

ravindervilasagar

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Legor 27-Sep-12 7:14am

This a repost to your question http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/466720/Csharp-net-How-to-draw-line-on-Video

Please do not repost but rather improve your first question.

ravindervilasagar 27-Sep-12 8:51am

I Was Try playing in one window and drawing in another window and its Transparent but not drawing any thing on window
Please send some code

please....

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macika123 · Answer 1 · 2012-09-27T02:41:00

I don't have an option to try it out, but my guess is this:

Can't you draw a canvas over your video window? Maybe if you set its background colour to fully transparent you won't see the canvas itself, but when you draw something on it, then it will be visible.

To locate canvas exactly over the video window, maybe you can use an another canvas. To be honest this would be working in WPF ( probably :) ), but if I'm correct in C# 2.0 also should be a canvas class.