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jmorrill.hjtcentral.com — This prototype project uses undocumented Vista DWM calls to get reference to a Direct3D surface the Vista DWM uses to paint windows. The D3D surface is then able to be rendered in a WPF application like a "VisualBrush". Because this is done in the GPU, it is very efficient. The sample application will also let you stream a high quality, high fps capture of your video to Silverlight or Windows Media Player. read more...
codeplex.com — The WPF MediaKit makes it easy to create your own DirectShow based WPF controls. The library uses the new D3DImage in .NET 3.5 SP1, so the performance is quite decent. It is also open-source and available on codeplex. read more...
jmorrill.hjtcentral.com — The D3DImage used in WPF to provide support for pretty much all DirectShow scenarios. So things like DVD playback and webcams are now possible. read more...
codeplex.com — This CodePlex project lets you get around the Win32 airspace issue in WPF. You can even make your own 3D web browser! Full source is included. read more...
jmorrill.hjtcentral.com — Anyone that has done winforms interop knows you cant do transformations or visual compositing with Winforms/Win32 controls...and if you can, they wouldn't be interactive. The author shows a working prototype with code soon! read more...
jmorrill.hjtcentral.com — WPF Winforms interop sucks. No putting webbrowsers on 3d meshes. No compositing available what so ever...until now. First prototypes looking good. read more...
jmorrill.hjtcentral.com — MediaElement and MediaPlayer classes hide the directshow graph. So this means you can not use webcams or add any custom filters in WPF. Here is a workaround to that. read more...
jmorrill.hjtcentral.com — WPF hides all native functionality in the API. This means you have to use the sometimes slow managed code. Now with this code you can get access to an Image's buffer and modify it in place....for your unmanaged hi-performance needs! read more...
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