DirectShow in C#

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I have just started with C# (Visual Studio 2010) and I want to make a simple video
capture program.
I want to use DirectShow and I have installed "windows SDK".

In the C# program code I write "using Microsoft.??????" instead of the ?????
I think I should write DirectX or DirectShow or ....
But first I have to "add Reference" to the project.
Menu - Project - add Reference - .NET
What then? What´s the name of the reference I need to use DirectShow??

Posted 24-Jan-11 22:51pm

Route21

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Solution 1

There is a copmplete set of tutorials here: Programming DirectShow applications in C#: A set of tutorials[^] - they should help you through the whole process.

Posted 24-Jan-11 22:54pm

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Route21 wrote:
In the C# program code I write "using Microsoft.??????" instead of the ?????
I think I should write DirectX or DirectShow or ....

you need to write

Using Microsoft.Directx 
Using Microsoft.Directx.Direct3d

Route21 wrote:
But first I have to "add Reference" to the project.
Menu - Project - add Reference - .NET

yes before using you need to add reference

Route21 wrote:
What then? What´s the name of the reference I need to use DirectShow??

you need to add directx[^] package

Have go there[^] for more information

Posted 24-Jan-11 23:09pm

RaviRanjanKr

Updated 24-Jan-11 23:11pm

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shakil0304003 · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-24T22:55:00

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Posted 24-Jan-11 22:55pm

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