Feature/180-2 - #181
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@OleRoss I set up Windows on my local machine and ran a quick test using FlashCap.Avalonia:
I confirmed that capture works with both DirectShow and Media Foundation. Could you please verify that this commit works in your environment as well? |
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Hey @kekyo, thank you! However, now its my time to be quite busy, I'm sry. I will try to find some time in the next days. |
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@OleRoss No problem, just work at your own pace! |
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@kekyo, I tested it briefly with our app. Seems to work well with AOT. I don't know about any edge cases, but it seems to work well with both an internal laptop camera and a USB Cam. Thank you for continuing to work on this; it's really appreciated! |
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Related #179 , #180
Improvements to the PR that was initially merged in #180.
Mainly, this removes elements that CsWin32 depends on to streamline the dependencies.