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as i want to do some programming in my freetime (yeah i need another project), i thought of a mediaServer for my xbox360 (like tversity or ps3 mediaServer).
what do i want to stream?
normal movie content (which could be streamed via mediaExtender)
mkv and vob (rips of my dvd collection)
maybe music and pictures
atm i have no clue which requirements i need to meet to get started, like:
how does streaming to a xbox360 work?
which protocols do i need?
how can i communicate with the 360?
how can i add pictures of a movie to the playlist?
how can i transcode a movie source?
are there any good tuts for my mission?
and so on ...
Take a look at ushare, which is an open source UPnP server (one of the media protocols that works with Xbox 360).
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I want to make an application that opens up camera, point at an image and if the image is recognized in my database, give all the corresponding info, else, nothing happens. I dont know where to start, can you give me orientation and specify what cross-platform / ios / android language should I use?
You can try OpenCV. Check for similarities to match database image and camera view. take a look at following link. similar post described there:
Checking images for similarity with OpenCV
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I have to make a RFID based attendance system where i have to write into the database once reading from the tag and finding out which student it is.
I will using C# to build that RFID can anyone help me to find a tutorial how to make RFID with C ?
Every RFID device has a SDK which gives you api to read from the controller.
Also if you want to be device independent you can design an adapter with a facade.
When you read the data you can write it to db like normal data
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I've been looking around the web for ways to program a C# application that does general Bluetooth functionality. I'm trying to connect a BlueSMIRF so that a file can be transferred through a Windows desktop application. However, this seems to be one area where there aren't any real libraries or tutorials... most of the materials for Windows seem to be in C++. Am I missing something here or does Visual C# not include support for Bluetooth in its class libraries?
I found a library which is written in C# and supports Bluetooth-Communication: 32feet
I hope I could help!
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As the question states... I been wanting a way to record audio for sure from internet radio stations forever now, and quite possibly external video feeds (cameras, maybe A/V input...).
Anyone got any good tutorials, or resources? I tried to ask google a couple times but not sure how to word the Q.
One of the most popular libraries for multimedia with C# is DirectShow.NET. It comes with samples, one of which is related to recording. It might be a good starting point.
Samples\Capture\CapWMV Capture from video capture devices to WMV
files.
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i was wondering if anyone knows of any gps receivers that have a fairly good API..
I am hoping to develop a simple app that will show my location (live) on google maps using the google maps api but of course would need an recevier that i can interface with too whilst on the move.
Cheers.
NB: Work would be done in c#.
Most still provide a serial connection. Coordinates would be coming in ASCII format, and that is super-easy to process.