Programming samples in Pyhton and C++ for the tiscamera GStreamer modules.
This sample shows, how to snap an image from the video stream and make some OpenCV image processing on it. The result is displayed in an OpenCV window.
This sample shows, how to use an externally triggered camera and process and save a received image in an image callback.
This Python sample shows how to turn a camera into trigger mode for software trigger or hardware trigger and use a callback for receiving the triggered image.
This shows, how to control the auto focus and focus of cameras, that support that, e.g. DFK AFUJ003, DFK Z12GP031. Additionally it is shown, how to set the zoom of the GigE zoom cameras.
This sample shows, how to configure a camera and snap an image from the live stream with only a few lines of C++ code. The snapped image data is converted to an OpenCV cv::Mat for saving as JPEG.
This example shows, how to use camera properties, here exposure and gain, in C++ using the TcamCamera class.
This C++ sample shows how to capture images from the video stream, convert them to OpenCV cv::Mat and save them to hard disc.
This sample provides C++ source code for QT5 Device Selection and Camera properties dialogs. It shows in a simple QT5 application, how to use them. It shows also, how to display the live video in a QT5 wigdet.
This article shows, how to setup a GStreamer pipeline for sending video stream to VLC over a network.
This sample shows, how to use the IC Barcode library.
The FAQ can be found at https://github.com/TheImagingSource/IC-Imaging-Control-Samples/wiki