Directx Devices

IC Capture is a Windows application that can acquire single images, image sequences and video from all video devices that are shipped with a WDM stream class driver. It is built on IC Imaging Control technology and can be download free of charge.

IC Imaging Control is a family of image acquisition components that offers developers easy programmatic access to WDM video sources. Main features: set and adjust device parameters; save images and sequences; compress data with codecs; overlay graphics and text on live stream; event controlled image processing; unlimited support free of charge; vast library of sample applications.

IC Capture.AS is authored by The Imaging Source and has been specifically designed for use with telescope cameras. The software ships with all the telescope cameras sold on the AstronomyCameras.com web site.

In FlexiMusic Orchestra you assign,1)Small piece of music beat: Choose any standard instrument/drum from midi bank. There are a lot of places in the Internet where you can download sound samples. We will provide links to these sites in our home page.2) Input devices: Computer Keyboard, Mouse, Joystick, Midi and other keyboard. You can use single or multiple input devices together. The input device can be any thing that DirectX can detect it.

IC Imaging Control is an ActiveX, C++ Class Library and .NET component that allows programmers, developing under Windows 2000 and Windows XP, to directly access any DirectX compatible image source. Features: live video display: set parameters, scroll and zoom, graphics overlay, ring buffer, video codec support, trigger support and supports multiple devices.

USBDeview is a small utility that lists all USB devices that currently connected to your computer, as well as all USB devices that you previously used. For each USB device, exteneded information is displayed: Device name/description, device type, serial number (for mass storage devices), the date/time that device was added, VendorID, ProductID, and more...

With CallbackDisk you can create and manage virtual disk devices within your application and expose these disks to Windows as if they were real disk devices. The disks become visible to all process in the system. CallbackDisk provides a kernel-mode driver, which calls your application when it needs to perform reading or writing to the disk. And your application can store the actual disk data anywhere it needs: in memory, over the net etc. .