I'm looking for an Internet Radio player (SHOUTcast/IceCast) component for Delphi/C++Builder. Does such a thing exist? ActiveX component OK too.
Thanks.
You might try the audio library at: http://www.un4seen.com/
The "BASS" DLLs work fine with Windows Xp. They are not a delphi component of course. They are free for non-commercial use. The download includes a simple Delphi example Internet radio. There are issues that preclude its use for recording functions on some PCs where the recording function is disabled but it "plays" Internet Radio at whatever quality you require. "BASS" works very well with Delphi 2007.
Have a look at this http://symmetrica.net/newac/ it's free, comes with full source and it has a demo of a radio player.
http://code.blitzaffe.com/pages/delphi/files/streaming_radio_library_58-50 (I didn't use it, so I'm not sure if it 100% functional - if it is then update the answers).
also here you have other links:
http://www.un4seen.com/
http://www.dsplayer.de/dspweb/downloads/?view=downloads&start=5&limit=5&id=&layout=
best regards,
Radu
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I would like to determine various properties from a video file (eg MP4) such as the length of the video etc but I have no experience of working with multimedia Can anyone help
Thanks
MIke
You don't need to use DSPack for this task.
Use the dll version of the MediaInfo library (the download comes with a Pascal demo and Google/Bing/Yahoo!/whatever come for more). Plus, you don't rely on the installed codecs of a machine as MediaInfo is independent.
I have tried many webcam components for delphi XE (Tcamera, TJVAviCapture, sources codes I found...) Mostly of them work on my desktop computers, but does not work on my maptop (tested with 2 laptops).
They open this source video window, and then webcam panel.
Some of them work in DELPHI IDE but not in .exe generated by delphi !
Does someone know a reliable component (or a snippet) that simply display the webcam on any laptop or dektop without showing that video source window ?
Regards
I've been using the Mitov Video Library for several years to do this sort of thing and am very happy with it. It's run my webcam application on many hundreds laptops and desktops all over the world without any problems. Free for non-commercial use. Regularly updated. Good support. Source code available.
http://www.mitov.com/screenshots/videolab
i want to Get/Set the mic level using delphi? that works on vista and xp uses only mmsystem, any freeware component will do as long as no external dll's on the run.
and also getting the peak level.
I have not tried, but there has been described by Vladimir M. Todorov.
try the Freeware component.. http://www.delphiarea.com/products/delphi-packages/waveaudio/ it doesnot use any external component.
HI,
I want to write a small Delphi IDE Expert for D2007-D2009 (aka. Galileo IDE) in order to show a window with a TMemo instance on it, with all the component names and classes from the form designer in the above memo. The selected component will be marked with a '*'. The expert should appear on a menu/toolbar and have a shortcut assigned.
How do I do?
Ps: Actually the real code is more complicated than that, but I want to have a general framework to get started.
TIA
I did my first OTA with help of these links:
Erik's Open Tools API FAQ and Resources (The author of GExpert)
Delphi Open Tools API from Jim Kueneman - Mustangpeak
Delphi Open Tools API from RayRay Lischner
They are not updated to the latest versions, but they will you good start point and most of the code will work with the last version, I tried them with D2007.
There are links to articles describing how to write an OTA plug-in here:
http://delphi.about.com/od/objectpascalide/a/wizardsexperts.htm
I'm new to this site and I hope someone can help me with my problem.
I am using a Delphi language. And I would want to play a memorystream to windowsmediaplayer ActiveX. Is this possible? If it is, can someone give me a hint or something.. sample code maybe. Thanks.
I can't speak for Delphi 2009, but earlier version of Delphi didn't support this with the TMediaPlayer component. What you could do is write the MemoryStream to a temporary file, then have the TMediaPlayer load that file. That's going to be the easiest solution, though admittedly not ideal.
Not a free solution, but there is a commercial SDK, BoxedAppSDK, which allows you to access in-memory files as if they were on disk. One of their samples includes a media player accessing a file from memory.
http://www.boxedapp.com/boxedappsdk/
Years ago Nils Haeck posted an example on how to play an avi from a TMemoryStream on NLDelphi. He couldn't get it to play mp3's though. For that you should be looking at other solutions, like Un4Seen Bass
The code:
playfrommemory.zip