Re: dshow - video transition
- From: "rqcoder" <rqcoder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 19:45:02 -0700
Yeah... that's just it. Development platform is .net and/or vb6, so using
com objects exposed by the active movie library to do anything. Creating
filters requires c++ from what I understand which would be no small task for
myself; but if that is the only other way then I guess I'm stuck... unless
anyone can tell me how to create a custom video filter?!?! believe me I
tried reading through Directshow documentation and it's greek to me.
regardless... thanks for the info.
"AH" wrote:
> Yes. It can be done with a custom video filter.
> Make a filter for fading, resizing and any other effect you want and put it
> bewteen your video source and a video renderer.
>
> AH
>
> "rqcoder" <rqcoder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:15EE143C-3A04-461E-801A-A3E9FDEDF119@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Is there a way to apply a transition (i.e. fade in at video start and fade
> > out when video ends) when rendering using the activemovie type library
> > (dshow) without using DES...
> > I.e. How was it done before DES was around?
> > I've gotten this to work with DES but apparently you have to create your
> > own
> > resize filter if you plan on rendering the video in any size other than in
> > the original resolution. Resizing the video image with out a resize
> > filter
> > reduces quality of the video image noticeably.
> >
>
>
>
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