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I want to develop a windows phone 7 app for commercial use. That will allow me for searching , streaming and Downloading mp3 songs free of cost.
I have studied for the above I would have to create a server that will provide me the music database and different APIs to access that.
I have found one reference Last.fm and also registered on that but still unable to figure out whether it allows to download songs or not.
Please suggest how to work with it and also if there are any other APIs which would help me out.
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Do we have any libraries and package files with the help of which I can capture various frequencies in an audio sample?
I want to capture various frequencies within an audio file. Initially, I am concentrating on making it a desktop application for windows 8.
There are several libraries that could do that (even if they're not native).
Considering that you're using .NET your best bet would be:
NAudio http://naudio.codeplex.com/
BASS.NET http://bass.radio42.com/
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I would like to know a way to create a video (format doesn't matter) out of images from the hard drive. I've been searching for a while and here are the solutions I've tried:
AForge.Video.ffmpeg: causes exceptions while loading dependencies even though everything is in place
Bytescout image to video SDK: this one actually works but the problem is that the demo version leaves water mark on the video (the full version costs a ton)
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I'm wondering what the best supported way of accessing the youtube data api is with c#?
Are any of the library's up to date? I can quite easily switch to Django or Rails for this app, but thought I would start with C# as it seems that it is referred to in the current docs. However the examples seem inconsistent, so I'd rather just switch to something that works than mess about with this.
And you can get c# examples at https://github.com/youtube/api-samples/tree/master/dotnet
and the library is in https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/dotnet/apis/youtube/v3
Google has a variety of libraries to make this fairly simple:
https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/libraries
Including this .NET version:
https://code.google.com/p/google-api-dotnet-client/
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I am developing an application which requires me to connect to webcam and record the video in MPEG format as it is VCD compliant. The application is in WinForms however, WPF solution is also fine. I am not interested in WebBased Flash/Silverlight solutions I am only interested in free or opensource solutions or controls.
Is there such solution available for C#/.NET?
The following 2 open source projects seem to contain the kind of control you are building.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/285964/WPF-Webcam-Control
http://easywebcam.codeplex.com/
The best libraries I know are these.
FFMpeg.NET
FFMpeg-Sharp
FFLib.NET
Other than that, you can do "console" operations to get it done.
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I'm building a Windows Mobile 6.1 application using .NET and C#.
I would like to purchase a GPS Navigation application or control so that I can add navigation functionality to my application. My software displays a list of customers. I would like users to be able to click an address and then navigate to this location using "turn by turn" navigation (similar to Tom Tom or Navman etc).
It's very time-consuming downloading demos and evaluating all the options. Has anyone been through this process and found a good solution?
After wasting time stuffing around with Google, Bing and others I came across these guys. Really excellent product! Send the address to their app and you're done. Simple :)
http://www.sygic.com/en/business