Open raroito87 opened 11 years ago
can you instruct the playing application to output to directx or direct3d instead? One of those is recordable, I forget which. If not, then the obs project maybe can record it? (if it can even record at all...) but it might not be able to record it "inside the desktop" as it were...HTH.
(as a note, ffmpeg can "stream" video live, though that might not help here...)
Hi, thanks for your answer and sorry for my late response. I created the playing application with a DirectShow graph and the video is displayed in a QWidget window. Could you specify a bit moreon what you said? (i am not very familiar with it yet) Am i supposed to use the IDirect3D9 interface somehow?
thanks again in advance
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(as a note, ffmpeg can "stream" video live, though that might not help here...)
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The question is the display video...it's probably a direct3d output? if you can somehow change that, that would be the easiest way...
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Hi, thanks for your answer and sorry for my late response. I created the playing application with a DirectShow graph and the video is displayed in a QWidget window. Could you specify a bit moreon what you said? (i am not very familiar with it yet) Am i supposed to use the IDirect3D9 interface somehow?
thanks again in advance
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(as a note, ffmpeg can "stream" video live, though that might not help here...)
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hmm I'm wondering if this is only a problem on XP...
Hi, I am using SCR to record a video source. The resulting video created by SCR shows the video source as black (just the widow containing the video source, the desktop and the rest of the screen is perfectly fine). If during the recording i manually move the window displaying the video source, it is instantly visible but goes back to black.
The video source i am trying to record is comming from a video capture card working at 60fps.
Any suggestions of what can i do?