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  1. Nov 30th, 2010, 02:36 AM #1
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    Arrow LAN chat with video

    If I want to provide a video support for a local area network chatting system what steps should I take? If I understand it, I need to send an image to the other end, but I am not sure how it is best done.

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    Re: LAN chat with video

    I think you'll find this useful:
    http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?p=2048466
    http://www.codeproject.com/KB/audio-...ctShowNET.aspx
    #define true ((rand() % 2)? true: false) // Debug THAT!

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    Re: LAN chat with video

    It is really not about getting images from the webcam that I have a problem with, what I am looking into is the most efficient way to send the image from one end to another end.
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    Re: LAN chat with video

    There is TCPClient class, there's not very much difference between transmitting text and binary data.
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    Re: LAN chat with video

    I have heared that Silverlight 4 had that support.
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    Re: LAN chat with video

    Quote Originally Posted by namrekka View Post
    I have heared that Silverlight 4 had that support.
    I haven't tried either of these but had them bookmarked to go through thoroughly later: http://silverlightvideochat.codeplex...ses/view/43242, http://webvideoconferencing.codeplex.com/. Hopefully they'll give you a direction to start if you decide to go the Silverlight route.
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