Hi All,
I have an older vb.net application that captures video using FSFWRAP.dll writen in .Net 3.5 (upgraded from 1.1). However, when I convert the app to VS2010 I get an error, "Could not load file or assembly 'interop.FSFWRAPLib.dll'" despite apparently successful attempts to regsrv32 it. I suspect this has something to do with 32 bit vs. 64 bit (I'm on Windows 7).
I'd love an answer to this point, or else, a newer, better, improved way to do video capture. One of the problems I've always had with FSFWRAP is that it only worked with fire wire. I would like to be able to capture any web cam over USB. My objective is to capture images, 8 frames per second or better, and analyze each image. The analysis part works, but I need a better way to capture the frames.
FSFWRAP goes back to my .Net 1.1 days. I can't believe that there have been no improvements since then, or that there's no built-in method within VS2010. However, I haven't found it.
Anyone?
Thanks!!!
Larry
I have an older vb.net application that captures video using FSFWRAP.dll writen in .Net 3.5 (upgraded from 1.1). However, when I convert the app to VS2010 I get an error, "Could not load file or assembly 'interop.FSFWRAPLib.dll'" despite apparently successful attempts to regsrv32 it. I suspect this has something to do with 32 bit vs. 64 bit (I'm on Windows 7).
I'd love an answer to this point, or else, a newer, better, improved way to do video capture. One of the problems I've always had with FSFWRAP is that it only worked with fire wire. I would like to be able to capture any web cam over USB. My objective is to capture images, 8 frames per second or better, and analyze each image. The analysis part works, but I need a better way to capture the frames.
FSFWRAP goes back to my .Net 1.1 days. I can't believe that there have been no improvements since then, or that there's no built-in method within VS2010. However, I haven't found it.
Anyone?
Thanks!!!
Larry
