I need to be able to make a self extracting image which will burn itself to a USB stick.
I'm thinking if there is a freeware tool (something like Rufus or MagicISO) which supports command line I may be able to put some kind of shell wrapper to detect the USB flash drive, and give it a GUI where the user can confirm they want to create an bootable ISO to that drive.
The self extracting file will also have to contain the ISO. The end result I am after is something like the Windows 10 Media Creation tool.
I would like to do this with C# .Net - it will be to run on a Windows platform.
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Is it possible to burn CD/DVD using Window's-7 CD/DVD player method.(i.e. using Mastered Disc Format) in C#.net?
Because if i burn disc with mastered format, it will work on most computers.
Cd burning process feature is provided by Windows 7.
I want to use windows 7 default feature to burn CD with Mastered format to call this process using C#.net(4.0 framework).
Please consider this --- I don't want to use IMAPI(any version) dlls or any 3rd party tool in my C#.net application.
I just want to use default Windows API to call for CD burning process in C#.net.
Please suggests me if anyone know.
Will be appreciated.
I am trying to write a CatProduct/CatPart to step translator. I am writing this in c#. Just want to know if anybody knows what file format is a CatProduct or CatPart is saved in. The principal reason I want to read both file format is to establish the LASTSaveVersion contained within these files. Such information will allow me to translate using the correct Catia version of the CatBatchStarter dos utility. This windows application will ideally translate without entering the Catia modelling environment. This windows application will batch translate as well.
Any help much appreciated.
I'm creating a C# winforms application in Visual Studio, and the user is going to upload any audio file that is then automatically converted to an ogg file and placed in a certain directory.
Are there any DLLs or something similar that can do this conversion? I've visited Alvas.Audio, but I'm going to be distributing this application and that's against their license.
I'm also pretty new to C# programming and pretty much taught it to myself, so I need pretty specific instructions, sorry.
Any help?
I know similar question have been asked before like here and a few other places.
but I want to ask something about the basic concepts.
So, i have been assigned a project i have to make a "usb logger". The main function of the project is to capture data transmitted from PC to Usb printer on the logger software so raw data of each printout can be saved into a file for logging and analysis.
I was told that i can use a third party tool like usbpcap but I suggested why dont we get directly data from print spooler. as far as i know print spooler maintains a queue of the data to be printed.
before i start working on this project i want to ask a few basic questions
1) what is raw data in this scenario ?
2) can I achieve this by getting directly from spooler or is there another way.
3) which one will require more pc resources communicating with usb port or spooler?
I just need to understand the domain completely. (i will be developing this project using C#)
Thanks
If what you need to do is capture the entire output in raw form, the easiest way to do that is with a port monitor. A port monitor sits between the spooler and the physical output device and writes the raw data to that device, so it's the natural place to capture such data.
What you need to do is install the Windows WDK and take a look at the sample port monitor. You should be able to use that with very few modifications. Mainly, you just need to add code to write the data to a file somewhere in addition to writing it to the printer. You also need to change all the code dealing with the registry since the sample assumes it is the default port monitor and writes to registry keys reserved for Windows.
Just be aware the version 4 print drivers (ie, Win8) do not support custom port monitors. However, Win8 still supports v3 print drivers, which should cover any printer currently out there.
I am been trying to find a mehthod for online speech recognition, for eg: very similar to google voice search, which does not require the user to install any plugin/software/flash. The user just has to plugin the microphone and speak something for the text to get recognised.
I thought of this approach but don't know if this is corrector not. I built a dll which can take an input audio stream and give an output of recognized txt out of audio. I referenced this dll in ASP.NET references, and further thinking to upload an audio file from the user side to the server which will then be used the 'recognizer' dll. I am not sure if this approach is correct or not? Is there any other approach that I can follow?
The main thing is I can't have the user install anything or any dependency for this implementation such as flash/silverlight etc.
If you can specify that your users use Chrome 11, or later, you could use Google's webkit to speech enable your application. Here is a link on how to use webkit for speech. This leverages the audio input capabilities that are available in HTML5. If you take a look at this blog it will explain how it works, because the author reverse engineered it. It is taking the audio input from the user in the browser and sending it to a service for processing, returning the results as a JSON message. You could build your own service on the server side, as you are suggesting, to imitate what Google is doing. Building a scalable service for speech recognition will not be a small feat.