Query reg. displaying the live camera data

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I am totally new to application development in wince 5.0 that too in
MFC

I have a video data in buffer.

I am capturing the video data for every event from application side
and i want to display every frame of captured data.

It will be helpful for me if u just help me how to display a data
stored in array to MFC application

I am just confused after going through web.
Please suggest me the reference for displaying the cam data for
displaying


regards
Kirthika
.



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