Namespace ic4

The buffer pool allows allocating additional buffers for use by the program.

Device enumerator.

Contains information about a video capture device.

Abstract base class for display implementations

A class containing display statistics

A display that is embedded inside a parent window

A display that is using its own top-level window.

A class containing frame metadata, such as frame ID and time stamp.

Represents an opened video capture device, allowing device configuration and stream setup.

Base class for objects referencing an underlying library handle.

Exception type thrown for library-specific error conditions.

Represents an image buffer

Contains extension methods for ImageBuffer that allow saving image buffer contents into files of various file formats.

Contains extension methods for ImageBuffer for interop with the OpenCvSharp library (https://github.com/shimat/opencvsharp).

Contains extension methods for ImageBuffer for interop with the System.Drawing library.

Contains extension methods for ImageBuffer for interop with the System.Windows.Medialibrary.

Represents an image type, including pixel format and image dimensions.

Represents a device interface.

Static class containing global library initialization functions

Boolean properties represent a feature whose value is a simple on/off switch.

Category properties define a tree-relationship between all properties in a property map.

Command properties represent an action that can be performed by the device.

Represents an entry in a PropEnumeration.

Enumeration properties represent a feature whose value is selected from a list of named entries.

Float properties represent a feature whose value is a floating-point number.

Contains declarations of identifiers for known properties.

Typed property identifier for boolean properties

Typed property identifier for command properties

Typed property identifier for enumeration properties

Typed property identifier for float properties

Typed property identifier for integer properties

Typed property identifier for register properties

Typed property identifier for string properties

Integer properties represent a feature whose value is an integer number.

Register properties have a value represented by raw bytes.

String properties represent features whose value is a text.

Represents a property of a component, usually a video capture device.

Represents the property interface of a component, usually a video capture device.

A sink implementation that allows a program to process all images received from a video capture device

Provides data for the SinkConnected event.

Provides data for the FramesQueued and SinkDisconnected events.

Contains information about the current queue lengths inside the queue sink

Abstract base class for sinks.

The snap sink is a sink implementation that allows a program to capture single images or sequences of images on demand, while still having a display showing all images.

The SnapSink buffer allocation strategy defines how many buffers are pre-allocated, when additional buffers are created, and when excess buffers are reclaimed.

Contains statistics counters that can be used to analyze the stream behavior and identify possible bottlenecks.

Represents a video writer

Interface of a buffer allocator, customizing the allocation of the memory used by ImageBuffer objects.

Display interface

Defines the possible float property display notations

Specifies the possible display alignment and stretch modes.

Defines the possible display implementations

Defines the error codes identifying errors occuring in the library.

Defines the possible float property representations

Defines options to configure the behavior of CopyFrom(ImageBuffer, CopyOptions)

Defines the possible integer property representations.

Defines the possible library log levels

Defines the possible log targets

Defines the possible representations of pixels in an image.

Defines the possible PNG compression levels passed to SaveAsPng(ImageBuffer, string, bool, PngCompressionLevel).

Defines the possible property increment modes for Integer and Float properties.

Defines the possible property types.

Defines the possible property visibilities

Defines the possible sink modes.

Defines the possible sink types.

Specifies whether StreamSetup(Sink, IDisplay, StreamSetupOption) or one of its overloads should enable acquisition after the data stream was set up successfully.

Defines the possible transport layer types.

Defines the available video writer types