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Mar 31

Written by: Jeremiah Morrill
3/31/2008 4:23 PM

I keep going on and on about performance of the VideoRendererElement...well because I think it's important that peeps know.

As you can see in this video that the webcam is indeed in WPF space (reflection).  It is doing 640x480x30FPS live from the camera.  I show the Task Manager running about about 4 - 6% CPU.  Playing the webcam in regular graphedt.exe (not in WPF) yields about 4% CPU usage.  So most of the CPU tax is on the webcam driver itself, making VideoRendererElement almost nothing in the big picture!

(BTW, youtube might still be processing the file!)

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4 comments so far...

Re: VideoRendererElement - YouTube Video Demo

This is awesome work and exactly what I was looking for. I'm going to dig in to the samples over the next few weeks. Keep it up!

By Br on   4/2/2008 11:32 AM

Re: VideoRendererElement - YouTube Video Demo

Is it possible to open xmv, divx movies by VideoRendererElement? Maybe you have any examples for this?

By Bartek on   4/3/2008 10:00 AM

Re: VideoRendererElement - YouTube Video Demo

Sorry, I thought about wmv, not xmv ;-)

By Bartek on   4/3/2008 10:05 AM

Re: VideoRendererElement - YouTube Video Demo

Yes it would be very easy. Maybe this weekend I can provide an example.

My email is jeremiah[dot]morrill[at]gmail[dot]com

By Jeremiah Morrill on   4/3/2008 2:06 PM

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