Is it possible to develop a custom application that can automatically change the settings of an IP camera using OpenCV with Visual Studio 2010?
So if you're asking does opencv have an interface for changing settings of ip cameras? Then no.
Are you sure there is no api for the camera? What does the webpage do when you save the settings? Send a post http request? Can you mimic that from your app? I'm sure there are rest clients available for http in c++.
If you are asking can opencv be used in visual studio then the answer is yes, quite nicely. Just add the includes to your VS include directory and lib to your lib directory.
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Trying to bridge my iOS application to W10 app using WinObjC which looks nice (but still a preview)
My iOS app is using CommonCryptor for encryption purpose. When I try to build my freshly imported app in Visual Studio I got an error related to kCCKeySizeAES128 which is missing (coming from CommonCrypto).
How can I assume that this native framework is supported by WinObjC, and if it is supported how can I tell that everything is working (link is done right in visual studio) / where do I look?
I work on the iOS bridge project at Microsoft. While we've implemented many of the iOS frameworks commonly used by apps, we haven't done them all; many frameworks have only been stubbed out so that projects will compile and run. We're adding support for missing pieces with every release, however, so you should update frequently.
Generally, you can see what's supported and not supported by the bridge in the Visual Studio debug console. When missing or stubbed APIs are called, you'll get a message with details. We're also working on tools that will make browsing the API surface area easier.
If you find missing APIs, you should definitely file an issue on Github, as it's the best way to get in touch with our team and directly affects our development roadmap.
Thanks for checking out the project!
Is there a way to use OpenCV libraries on a UWP application for Windows 10 without needing to create my own wrappers around openCV or purchasing Emgu CV wrappers? I am aware that there is Android and iOS support (as stated in their page) but no reference for UWP or Windows 8 store apps whatsoever. It just states that Windows is supported.
Yes there is, but I think it is not offical yet, or maybe not finished/tested. It is developed at Microsoft and most of it should be merged into master branch of OpenCV now.
Source: https://msopentech.com/blog/2014/08/20/opencv-support-for-windows-universal-apps-now-available-on-github/#
Initial pull-request with WinRT support: https://github.com/Itseez/opencv/pull/3700
I'm using Visual Studio 2013 and I have a Virtual Computer with Windows Embedded Compact 2013.
I already have tested some simple C++ applications, just to see if they work on WEC2013 - they do.
Now I am looking for a way to use Lua as a scripting language.
I guess it would work if I embed the right libraries to my project, unfortunately I could not find any libraries that work with the WEC2013-platform.
I have already embeded Lua into a C++ application on win32-platform succesfully.
Now my question is:
Are there some Lua-libraries for WEC2013 or is there any software I could use to reach my aim?
I hope you understand what I'm trying to say, thanks.
I generated my own Lua-library with Visual Studio, by using the latest sources of Lua, which I have downloaded.
Then I just had to add the library-path and the include directory to my project to make it work.
I installed orchard through the MS web platform installer. It listed web matrix as a dependency and once finished installing it loaded up web matrix.
I am wondering if I can just use VS 2010 instead or does orchard have some setting set for web matrix or something that would require me to do some configuration in VS 2010(ie some iis stuff)?
Thanks
P.S
I tried going to the path where the orchard files are located(that was listed in web matrix) and load up the cs project file into Vs but it seems to be missing folders such as the "Themes" folder.
Yes you can use VS2010 only if you like, and that's the way I prefer it myself, but you should use the full source for Orchard. Go to the Download page download the full source code.
After that you got many good tutorials on the Documentation page.
Good luck!
This page from the Orchard Documentation shows that you can create a module using just a text editor. I would think that using Visual Studio would also be doable, though I can't find an explicit example using VS 2010.
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The documentation has full instructions to enlist in the source code and use Visual Studio 2010 to build Orchard.
I just made an application using the OpenCV lib, and will be great if I can use this computer vision application on my PDA, which has Windows Mobile 6.0 on it.
Do you have any idea about how can I do this?
If you have Visual Studio, just create an embedded project. Check out the Windows Mobile Development Center for more information. Unless it's a very simple application or you're working with very low resolution images I would be surprised if you were able to get acceptable performance though.