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I implemented the workaround specified in that link, but I still get the same error during shutdown. I added a TFDConnect->Connected=true in a test application, but no exception was raised during shutdown. I even tried to trigger that exception by calling WSACleanup() in my application directly ...

I am using TRVCamera and TRVCamcorder to record the screen. When I set TRVCamcorder->Active=false to quickly after the last keystroke, that last keystroke (which is visible on the screen) does not get recorded. I tried adding a Sleep(1000) after the last keystroke before I set TRVCamcorder->Active ...

Ever since I added TRVCamcorder and TRVCamera to my application I was getting a strange "BluetoothSocketException" during program shutdown: Capture.PNG BTW: My application doesn't even do anything with Bluetooth. I narrowed it down to setting the TRVCamcorder->Activate=true. When I don't perform ...

When the TRVCamera.DeviceType=rvdtDesktop, the OnStartVideoStream event doesn't fire after you call TRVCamera.PlayVideoStream()

Any idea if and when this gets implemented? It seems like a pretty basic function of a recorder!?

What is the proper way to pause recording with the TRVCamRecorder? I tried setting Active=false and then again Active=true, but that overwrites the file instead of appending to it.

I have a WDM video capture device that has multiple inputs (S-Video, Composite Video). How can I select the different video inputs with the TRVCamera component? How about any of the other device settings?

How can I get the video size of the video source the TRVCamera is connected to?

I looked at that demo, but it doesn't help me much. I need to capture the mouse clicks (and maybe movements) when capturing the window of ANY desktop application. I guess there are really 2 questions: 1) How do I know when another app gets a mouse click? 2) How do I "record" that into the video I am ...

While I was creating the sample project you requested, I figured out the actual issue. It seems to be a timing issue. When I execute the following code, the first line reports the original video size of the RVCamRecorder, but the second one (after 1 second pause) reports the correct one ...

I am looking forward to the implementation of this feature in a future version.

In my implementation, I am bringing a another application's window into my own application and unless there are 2 monitors there is usually not enough space on the screen for both applications to be in the foreground.

No it is not. When setting the DestopWindowHandle to an application's main form window handle, the VideoHeight and VideoWidth properties do not change in reference to the Camera's video source. When setting the DesktopWindowHandle to a control within the main form everything works as expected. Using ...

I wanted to let you know, when the DesktopWindowHandle is set to a form's control (e.g. a TPanel), the VideoAutoSize seems to work fine, but when setting the handle to the form itself it does not.

Any suggestion on how to capture 1) mouse clicks and 2) mouse movements when capturing a window?

Before switching to RVMedia I used a video capture component that was capable of capturing the contents of a window even when the window was behind other windows. Is something like this possible with RVMedia? The only caveat with that component was that it wouldn't capture menu interactions or modal ...