QuickTime is an essential piece of software for Windows. &m_movieRect, mcNotVisible | mcScaleMovieToFit | mcTopLeftMovie) īefore you any suggestions of using DirectShow, DirectX, some Windows media stuff - no, I can't use it, since I need precise speed control of the video (and no, it's not working well in these technologies). The free version can playback all major audio and video formats, including advanced video coding. M_movieController = NewMovieController(m_movie, So now, let's check the 11 best iExplorer alternatives in sequence. SetMovieGWorld(m_movie, m_offscreenWorld, NULL) &m_offscreenWorld, k32BGRAPixelFormat, &m_movieRect, QtErr = NewMovieFromFile(&m_movie, theFile, nil, nil, 0, nil)

QtErr = OpenMovieFile(&m_sfFile, &theFile, fsRdPerm) Throw 'Can't convert filename to mac file struct' This is how I open the movie: qtErr = FSMakeFSSpec(0, 0, macFullPath, &m_sfFile) UCHAR *pixBaseAddr = (UCHAR*)GetPixBaseAddr(pixMapHandle) PixMapHandle pixMapHandle = GetGWorldPixMap(m_offscreenWorld) This is the grab code: CGrafPtr pOldWorld = nil But there are some memory leaks and also the code stops working sometimes by unhanded exception inside Quicktime - and I can't make it work correctly.

The utility has a built-in set of codecs, support for a large number of. I have some old code using SetMovieDrawingCompleteProc and accessing the rendered frames using GetGWorldPixMap. QuickTime Alternative for Windows XP is an alternative to the popular video player. My app is WPF calling dll code from C++ library. Do you know some working example of how to grab frames from video using QuickTime on Windows? I need to play the video in memory and access every rendered frame pixel by pixel.

Quicktime equivalent for windows