9-1 NexVDO SDK - QCAP Feature Overview and Architecture
In this first chapter, we will start from a macro perspective of the SDK's block diagram. This comprehensive audio/visual SDK covers four core areas: \ \ C
9-2 Development Environment
Learning Objectives This chapter will guide readers through the software development workflow for the Pandora highly integrated edge computing motherboard.
9-3 Building a Basic Template Project: Hello NexVDO SDK!
This section covers the third chapter. In the previous chapter on "Development Environment Setup," we successfully prepared all our development weapons ( Q
9-4 Capture and Display Example
This section covers the hands on development phase. Before we start writing a single line of code, Review the final result of this chapter. As shown in the
9-5 Callback and Image Snapshot Example
This section covers Chapter 9 5. In the previous practical exercises, we have successfully displayed the capture card's video on the window. However, real
9-6 Video/Audio Recording Example Tutorial
This section covers the next stage of practical development. In the previous chapters, we have successfully displayed the video smoothly on the canvas and
9-7 Share Recording Example Tutorial
In the previous chapter, we used the basic recording APIs. However, in many professional applications ( such as broadcast directing or medical surgery spli
9-8 RTSP Stream Server Example Tutorial
This section covers the network streaming chapter of the NexVDO SDK practical tutorial. In previous chapters, we learned how to capture frames, take snapsh
9-9 RTSP Stream Client Example Tutorial
In the previous chapter's tutorial, we successfully established an RTSP stream server using the NexVDO SDK and verified the feasibility of remote viewing t
9-10 RTMP Web Portal Example Tutorial
In previous chapters, we learned how to build an RTSP Server and Client. The operating logic of RTSP is usually "the server waits in place, and the client