ScreenCamera.Net SDK

ScreenCamera.Net SDK is a handy toolkit designed just for .NET developers. It lets you easily add video capturing and recording features to your projects. This software development kit comes loaded with a variety of components, libraries, and code examples that can help you build awesome applications for video capturing and live streaming.

Easy Integration

All the built-in components are super easy to embed in your .NET application. This means developers can save a lot of time that would usually go into writing code for video recording functions. Plus, it works with any application or website that supports video capturing devices, which is pretty cool!

Demo Application

If you're curious about how it all works, the package includes a demo application. This little gem lets you test out the SDK's features and really get a feel for its capabilities.

Manage Layers

The demo app also allows you to manage layers (think of them as vector objects) and see the video output as you tweak things. You can capture videos on one or more monitors, snap photos, and even overlay images, text, or shapes into your projects by stacking layers.

Recording Functions

This SDK isn't just about video; it includes image capturing features along with audio recording options too! You can create your own videos and save them right on your machine. And thanks to the built-in scheduler, organizing your video or screen capturing tasks is a breeze.

Remote Connections

One standout feature of ScreenCamera.Net SDK is its ability to support remote connections through LAN or WAN. It uses a server-client setup which allows different workstations to communicate with each other easily—perfect for video broadcasting, live streaming, and webcam monitoring.

A Developer's Best Friend

The main goal of ScreenCamera.Net SDK is to make life easier for .NET developers looking to create programs focused on video conferencing and recording. It has everything they need—components, libraries, and development tools—to build fully functional applications without breaking a sweat.

If you're ready to give it a try yourself, check out this link.