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► Tutorial 8
How to display video stream on a website in C#
Live stream as Flash video in C#
OZEKI Camera SDK allows you to view your live IP camera not just in a desktop application, but it is also possible to display IP camera image and voice on your website. In order to facilitate your work, this lecture explains step-by-step how to create an Onvif IP camera NVR/DVR (Network Video Recorder / Digital Video Recorder) software in C#. It is the best place to start if would like to learn how to display live Onvif IP camera image as Flash video on a website. Start now
Display captured still image in C#
This lecture will show you an other important Onvif to Flash feature related to your NVR/DVR (Network Video Recorder / Digital Video Recorder) project. In addition to displaying live Onvif IP camera image as a Flash video, OZEKI Camera SDK also enables to display captured still IP camera image on a website. In this lecture you can find a detailed step-by-step guide that explains what you need to do in order to implement this functionality in C#. Start now
MJPEG camera stream viewer in C#
OZEKI Camera SDK allows you to display mjpeg camera stream image in C#. In order to facilitate your work, this lecture explains step-by-step how to connect to the stream and display it on video viewer in C#. In the video tutorial you can learn step-by-step how to stream the image of the camera to a website. Start now
MJPEG camera stream viewer via web browser in C#
OZEKI Camera SDK allows you to display mjpeg camera stream image in your web browser.In this lecture you can find a detailed step-by-step guide that explains what you need to do in order to implement this functionality in C#. Start now
MJPEG camera stream viewer Basic example program in C#
OZEKI Camera SDK allows you to display mjpeg camera stream in C#. In this lecture you can find a detailed step-by-step guide that explains what you need to do in order how to connect to the stream on video viewer and implement this functionality in C#. Start now
WebM stream via browser in HTML5 video tag using C#
OZEKI Camera SDK allows you to display Your camera's video stream in a HTML5 video tag. In this lecture you can find a detailed step-by-step guide that explains what you need to do in order to implement this functionality in C#. Start now
In this tutorial you can learn more about how to write such codes in C#, which handle an IP camera using OZEKI Camera SDK.
These lectures cover how you can reach the IP camera, when you are far away from your desktop application, but you are close to a web browser.
You can find clear explanation (including code snippets and GUI screenshots) for every examples related to the functionalities mentioned above. The full source code of each example project can be downloaded and the FAQ section gives answers for the most commonly asked questions.
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