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I'm using AForge.Video.DirectShow version 2.2.5 from NuGet. I have a Logitech HD Webcam C615 connected on a Windows 10 machine.
If I compile the main project as a x86 app, everything works fine. If I compile the main project as a x64 app, the following works normally,
new FilterInfoCollection(FilterCategory.VideoInputDevice)
new VideoCaptureDevice()
VideoCapabilities
Calling the Start() method of a VideoCaptureDevice object will change its IsRunning property to True, but it does not trigger the NewFrame event.
Start()
VideoCaptureDevice
IsRunning
True
NewFrame
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I'm using AForge.Video.DirectShow version 2.2.5 from NuGet. I have a Logitech HD Webcam C615 connected on a Windows 10 machine.
If I compile the main project as a x86 app, everything works fine. If I compile the main project as a x64 app, the following works normally,
new FilterInfoCollection(FilterCategory.VideoInputDevice)
returns all connected webcams.new VideoCaptureDevice()
created the object correctly. All public properties seems right, includingVideoCapabilities
.Calling the
Start()
method of aVideoCaptureDevice
object will change itsIsRunning
property toTrue
, but it does not trigger theNewFrame
event.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: