DisplayImageBuffer(IFrameQueueBuffer buffer) doesn't update ICImagingControl about ic-imaging-control-samples

[TIS-Stefan]

Hello

I have a complete sample that shows, what you want to do. Currently I am not in the office, therefore, I do not have access to my sample repository. I would like you to repeat your request on Monday or Tuesday, so I can provide better help.

Stefan

[5CoJL]

Hello Stefan,

I reach out to you as suggested for the potential sample you mentioned ?

Best, Julien

[5CoJL]

For the moment, I am using a workaround where I save my entire buffer as JPEGs, and display the images in a PictureBox. This is inefficient but definetely does the trick.

I think I don't understand how the DisplayImageBuffer function works. I thought it would simply display whichever buffer I'd send to the function, but apparently not.

[TIS-Stefan]

Hello

Capture before and after event.zip

You may try this sample. It displays the frame buffer queue in a picture box and allows to save the images into an mp4 file using the NAudio library.

No JPEG conversion necessary

Stefan

[5CoJL]

Thanks a lot for the sample ! I actually never used the Bitmap wrapper which makes things way easier to directly acquire an image.

I managed to find another way to get what i was looking for with Ic Imaging Control.

However I still fail to understand how the DisplayImageBuffer function is supposed to work. Based on the documentation alone, I could not make it work the way it is described.

[TIS-Stefan]

Hello

please look at the sample
"Documents\IC Imaging Control 3.5\samples\C#\Display Buffer\Display Buffer"

It passes a callback function "ShowBuffer" to the sink:

icImagingControl1.Sink = new FrameQueueSink(ShowBuffer, MediaSubtypes.RGB32, 5);

The display is:

        private FrameQueuedResult ShowBuffer( IFrameQueueBuffer buffer )
        {
            try
            {
                icImagingControl1.DisplayImageBuffer( buffer );
            }
            catch( Exception ex )
            {
                System.Diagnostics.Trace.WriteLine( ex.Message );
            }
            return FrameQueuedResult.ReQueue;
        }

[5CoJL]

Hi, sorry for the delayed answer.

Indeed, this example works. But by using a FrameQueueListener to instanciate the FrameQueueSink, as opposed to the FrameQueuedResult of this example, then I could not get any display by calling DisplayImageBuffer.

[TIS-Stefan]

You may send a minimal, reproducible example (https://stackoverflow.com/help/minimal-reproducible-example), so I can , what you are doing and may fix that issue.