Video preview
The TVideoGrabber SDK supports most of the video capture devices:

– USB webcams
– professional HD capture/rendering cards (e.g. BlackMagic Decklink PCIe cards)
– ONVIF IP cameras in RTSP H264/H265/MPEG4/AAC mode, with PTZ support, after installing the RTSP/RTMP/HTTP/ONVIF DirectShow source filter
– capture cards including a H264 or MPEG hardware encoder, e.g. the AverMedia Live Gamer Portable, Elgato HD60
– PCI/PCIe analog composite capture cards (e.g. the OsPrey 210, OsPrey 440)
– GigE cameras (e.g. PointGrey cameras, IDS cameras)
– IP cameras in HTTP MJPEG/JPEG mode
– analog composite USB capture (e.g. Easycap USB)

Audio/Video recording

– AVI recording
– MP4/FLV recording (may require a third-party H264 / AAC DirectShow encoder)
– MKV recording after installing the Haali MKV muxer
– WMV/ASF recording
– timer-based recording (delayed start, timered stop, or create new file periodically)
– compression of the audio and video streams, “on-the-fly” or after recording
– pause/resume during recording, with possibility to create a new clip for each pause/resume
– video preview while recording
– recording to almost any format through the Multipurpose DirectShow Encoder

Audio recording

– to WAV/MP3/MP4/WMV files

Playback

– play most of the audio/video formats (some formats may require compatible decoders)
– play static images: .bmp, .png, .jpg, .gif, etc…
– trackbar control
– playlist support
– playback at higher or lower speed, forward or backward
– fast seeking, forward or backward
– synchronization of several TVideoGrabber player components
– play streaming sources
– opens static JPEG, BMP, PNG, GIF image files, allowing image processings and overlays

Frame capture

– to HBitmap, TBitmap, BMP and JPEG files
– during preview, recording or playback

Live streaming

– video streaming or audio broadcasting
– directly to the internet, from the platform running TVideoGrabber
– indirectly through a publishing point on a Windows Media Server
 

Motion detection

– the video frame area can be divided in motion detection cells, with a motion coefficient applied globally or to each individual cell

Multiple video windows

– on the same monitor or across several monitors

Overlays and video processing

– multiple text and image overlays
– video rotation
– alpha blending / chroma keying
– transparency
– top-down / left-right
– brightness, contrast, saturation, hue
– color processing
– deinterlacing

Screen capture/recording/streaming

– current monitor
– extended desktop across several monitors
– given window identified by its name or handle
– with or without cursor

Resizing

– cropping
– stretching
– zooming

Multiplexed inputs

– the TVideoGrabber mixer mode allows to mix several video and audio sources into a single video clip

Video clip from images

– video built from memory bitmaps or files (bmp, jpg, gif, png, etc…)
– the final frame rate can be adjusted at the end of the recording

Merging/Reencoding

– by using the installed audio and/or video compressors
– by applying graphics and/or text overlays
– by extracting sequences from a start and stop time
– to almost any format through the Multipurpose DirectShow Encoder

Audio VU-Meter
– “needle analog” style or “digital bargraph” style

CPU
Intel Core I5 or Core I7
(Core I7 recommended to run multiple instances of TVideoGrabber concurrently)

Operating system
Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10

IDE/Development language supported
 Radstudio Delphi / C++Builder
C# .NET / VB .NET
Visual C++
QT
ActiveX
VB6

RTSP/RTMP/HTTP/ONVIF DirectShow Source Filter

可捕捉RTSP, RTMP, UDP, TCP, MMS, HTTP streams,未壓縮的音頻與視頻流，且可同時將本地流儲存成MP4, MKV, AVI, FLV或MOV檔案，無需視頻轉碼。

– decode and render live audio/video streams received through ONVIF, RTSP, RTMP, HTTP, UDP, RTP, MMS/MMSH protocols,
– record at the same time the audio/video streams to a video file (MP4, FLV, MOV, AVI, or MKV file),
– control the PTZ position of ONVIF cameras (Pan, Tilt, Zoom) with continuous, relative or absolute move and preset support,
– perform backtimed recording (pre-roll recording),
– decode H264, H265 and most of the other audio/video codecs,
– connect asynchronously to the URL without blocking the main thread (the filter graph receives a notification when the connection completes),
– expose the uncompressed pins,
– capture snapshots,
– apply multiple text overlays over the decoded frames,
– adjust the brightness, hue, saturation,
– capture snapshots to a memory bitmap or to a file in BMP, JPG, PNG or TIFF format,
– encode the audio streams to PCM, MP3 or AAC, depending on the recording file name (e.g. H264/AAC for a MP4 recording),
– re-stream the URL to another destination in UDP unicast, UDP multicast or RTSP format
– while recording, generate new files on the fly without loosing frames and without pausing/stopping/restarting the graph.

The filter includes sample callback capabilities. It includes internally the required multiplexers (MP4, FLV, MOV, AVI and MKV mux) and does not transcode to H264, it saves directly the native H264/H265 samples to the file.
If the audio recording is enabled the audio stream is encoded to PCM, MP3 or AAC, depending on the format being recorded (e.g. H264/AAC or H265/AAC to MP4).

License :per developer license (royalty-free, whatever the number of PC on which your application using the filter is installed).

System requirements

• Intel Core I5 or Core I7 (Core I7 recommended to run multiple instances of the filter concurrently in real-time decoding)
• Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10
• NVidia hardware decoding/encoding supported if a NVidia compatible GPU is installed
• Intel Quicksync hardware acceleration supported

Multipurpose DirectShow Encoder

The Datastead Multipurpose Encoder is a DirectShow Multiplexer/Sink filter able to compress or encode audio/video streams through a LGPL build of FFmpeg. This LGPL build of FFmpeg is included in the package and installed with the filter.

It can encode in H264 through OpenH264 and encode in AAC with the FFmpeg’s AAC encoder. It supports also hardware encoding through Intel QuickSync or NVidia CUVID.

With this filter is is possible to encode the audio/video streams to various file containers (e.g. MP4) or to send them to live media servers (e.g. a Wowza Media Server).

This filter is natively supported by our TVideoGrabber SDK.

The filter multiplexes the uncompressed DirectShow video and audio streams into an ASF transport stream and writes this transport stream to a named pipe. This named pipe is taken as input by the transcoder, that is invoked as a child process in a non-visible background process from the command line.

There is no binding or C++ linking between the filter and the transcoder, all the settings are passed by the command-line, and the audio/video stream is passed through the named pipe.

To configure the filter, just invoke SetCommandLine and specify the desired command line, along with some reserved keywords for the filter control.

When the graph runs, the transcoder process starts in the background, and stops when the graph is stopped.

Several instances of the filter can be used concurrently in the same application.

Additionally to this default DirectShow behavior, the “PAUSEWHENSTOP” feature allows to pause the process while the graph is stopped, and to resume it when the graph is ran again, allowing to build in real time a single audio/video clip from start/stop sequences separated in time.

It is possible to show the FFMPEG console for debugging or control purpose.

System requirements

• Intel Core I5 or Core I7 (Core I7 recommended to run multiple instances of the filter concurrently in real-time encoding)
• Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10​​​​​​​