DTK Video Capture SDK

DTK Video Capture SDK is a reliable component designed to help you build video recording capabilities in your applications.
The tool can be used with various development environments and allows you to create the video capturing function, plus control options. The supported environments include Visual C++, Visual Basic, Visual FoxPro, Delphi, VB.NET, ASP.NET, C# or J#.
This component allows you to build the video capturing capabilities, but to also create a control board that allows you to manage your application.
Thus, the applications you can build with this component may support analyzing videos from multiple sources: IP cameras, locally connected devices or media files.
You may preview the capture and mark the motion zones. The process details can be displayed in the program’s interface, for instance video source, resolution, pixel format, number of frames, level of frames per second.
You may even create several video recording profiles that can run at the same time.
Moreover, you can choose to automatically save the recorded video, to the specified location, in a file with a preset name.
FFV1, MPEG2 and MPEG4 video codecs are available as options for generating the output video. The codec also allows you to insert automatic video splitting functions, that are activated in case the file size or duration are greater than a specified value.
The library can also help you generate powerful functions that automatically trigger the video recording process based on motion.
You can use DTK Video Capture SDK to create an application that automatically starts the recording when motion is detected.
DTK Video Capture SDK comes with a demo compilation that allows you to get accustomed to the usage of the library.
Moreover, the package includes sample projects for Delphi 7 and C# development environments, which can help you get started with the building process.System requirementsSupported development environment
Limitations in the unregistered versionThe application is a demo showcasing some of the options for the video capturing process