How do I rotate the live webcam video?

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Webcam control parameters doesn't seem working for tilt, role etc.. in CaptureManager SDK.

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Could you please add example for how to rotate the live webcam video?

Posted 19-Jul-21 4:59am

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SeeSharp2 · Answer 1 · 2021-07-19T07:35:00

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There seem to be a ton of examples here, CaptureManager SDK - Capturing, Recording and Streaming Video and Audio from Web-Cams[^]

Posted 19-Jul-21 7:35am

SeeSharp2

Updated 19-Jul-21 7:43am

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Member 15272143 23-Jul-21 16:30pm

Thanks! I referred those examples to capture live webcam video before posting this. I am using the Capture Manager SDK, the webcam parameters for below items doesn't seem working. or I may be missing out certain flow of method calls.
PAN = GAIN + 1;
TILT = PAN + 1;
ROLL = TILT + 1;
ZOOM = ROLL + 1;
EXPOSURE = ZOOM + 1;
IRIS = EXPOSURE + 1 ;
FOCUS = IRIS + 1

Any ideas?

SeeSharp2 26-Jul-21 7:23am

Yes, that is an article here on CodeProject. Add a comment at the bottom and it will email the author of that article and they can likely help.