> So what I got is that by using "DirectShow API and / or the Windows
> I can capture images from intraoral cameras
> independent of the manufacturer, right? but why to use both of them?
VFW is old standard DS is new standard. Most Itraoral Camers I find still
use old one.
> Aren't they offer the same function or what?
Yes - pretty much
> About the X-Ray as I got that I should search the sensor website for
> source code? But this mean that I'll support finite number of
> manufacturer,right? Is it available for free or what?
> Ao sorry for disturbing u :)
This is a hard one. Every sensor is different. The dental sensor hardware
suppliers make it difficult for you. Look on the sensor chip sites. Thomson,
Siemens, Sony etc.
You are starting on a 3 year (minimum) journey. Best of luck
Electrical - 05 Jan 2005 07:41 GMT
Hello,
Thanks alot for ur valuable information, but why u think it'll take 3
years from me? I'm not going to develop the interface, I only wanted to
know more about what I exactly needed to know which component to buy :)
Till now I found 2 components I don't know which to choose could u help
me in that and if u know anyother one reccommend it for me
The first is "CapturePRO & TWAIN Pro"
*CapturePRO performs image and video acquisition from video capture
devices such as web cams and digital cameras.
* Interfaces with any video capture device that supports USB, FireWire,
WDM, or native DirectShow including legacy Video For Windows devices.
* Capture and compress video with or without audio.
* Output compressed or uncompressed formats including AVI, Windows
Media Content, and others, depending on DirectShow filters the user has
installed.
* Includes the powerful TwainPRO component to interface with TWAIN
devices."Couldn't this be used with the TWAIN sensors?"
The second is "Video OCX"
*The control is compatible with most Video-for-Windows (VFW) devices,
such as USB cameras (webcams) and framegrabbers in conjunction with a
CCD camera or camcorder.
Thanks alot.
Tamir Darweesh.
John Chewter - 05 Jan 2005 14:25 GMT
Video.ocx is old technology

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> Hello,
> Thanks alot for ur valuable information, but why u think it'll take 3
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> Thanks alot.
> Tamir Darweesh.