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I'm new to Kinect Development
I've installed VS2010, Kinect SDK & .NET4
I want to know how to get image frames from the Kinect sensor in C++. Any thoughts ?
UPDATE:
Here's an updated version for Kinect V2 from July 2014.
Check out this serie on channel9 : http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/KinectSDKQuickstarts
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Can an application call Glass to take pictures? I only see "Sharing" when a user takes a picture and wants to share it manually; is there a way applications can call Glass camera and take a picture?
Case:
Say, a user says they want a timeline of his daily activities, so they set an interval of time: "30 minutes"; the application would then call Glass camera every 30m, take a picture and store it for a timeline.
There is no direct control of the hardware through the Mirror API. Feel free to file a feature request in our issue tracker.
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How do you show the Open File Dialog on Windows using just straight C++ and the Windows API?
I'm trying to load an image to display on the screen.
You want the common file dialog API, specifically GetOpenFileName - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms646927(v=vs.85).aspx
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Closed 10 years ago.
I'm really having no luck in getting my Hauppauge Colossus to work in my app. Does anyone have a working filter graph for this device? Or a c++/c# list of filters that need to be added to a filter graph in order to view a Component source?
Answer:
So I finally got the it figured out, the answer to my not-a-question. If anyone is looking for the same thing, the filter graph looks like this:
Hauppauge Colossus Crossbar
Hauppauge Colossus Capture
Hauppauge Colossus TSEncoder
Hauppauge Graph Utility Filter (Microsoft Demux)
Microsoft DTV-DVD Video Decoder
Microsoft DTV-DVD Audio Decoder
Video Renderer
Audio Renderer
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Closed 11 years ago.
I've built a simple NPAPI plugin, and registered it with Chrome. This all works; javascript in the browser is able to interact with plugin.
But i need to be able to call methods of my plugin from Chrome extensions.
Can it be done?
Yes, you can. Extensions are implemented in JS and HTML, so you can embed and call a plugin from an extension just as you would from a web page.
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I own one of those old U3 Cruzor USB's, and I want to create an application running on the image/iso/cd part (with a custom flash using "universal customizer") finding the other driver letter, reading an ini (.inf) file and starting an application based on what it finds in that file.
Not sure what language to create it in. But I would like it to be as small, fast and compatible as possible (windows xp, vista, 7. and not requiring .NET framework).
How does I find the driver letters for the USB?
This can be achieved using the DriveInfo class: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abt1306t.aspx
To get the volume label of the drive do the following.
DriveInfo[] allDrives = DriveInfo.GetDrives();
foreach (DriveInfo d in allDrives)
{
if ((d.IsReady == true) && (d.DriveType == DriveType.Removable))
{
Console.WriteLine(d.VolumeLabel);
}
}
edit: just saw you dont want to use .NET...