Hi there Ryclic. Well I have been experimenting a little with 16bit boot sector stuff like all the cool kids, but mostly at the bios interrupt level and no vga, disk io etc. My expertise is coding for Linux. And adv networking of course. Take care, JB
Question: I need a hint.. How to program a tool that will only display everything inside a desktop application window and ignoring everything outside it when the computer is connected by HDMI to Over Head Projector. This is an idea that will allow the controller to display only what audience should see. Do you think it's something so advanced and hard to accomplish?
A salam aleikum mr A. It is probably a bit advanced, sure, but that ought to make it more appealing, not less, right? :) However, I would simply use Google Meets, share the screen of a specific window while watching your own stream and putting that on the projector. It can be done in minutes, but coding your own is more fun of course. Unfortunately Im not very good with this windows operating system that you're referring to. It's the one for video games, right..? ;) Take care A, JB
you can use cpp , and code something similar i would like to share some steps.Identify and Capture the Window: Use APIs like Win32 on Windows to find and capture the target window contents in real-time. Create Full-Screen Overlay: Develop a full-screen borderless window on the secondary display (projector) to display the captured content. Real-Time Rendering: Use graphics libraries (e.g., DirectX, OpenGL) to render the captured window contents onto the overlay. Monitor and Update: Handle window resizing, moving, and other actions to update the capture and display accordingly. Optimize Performance: Ensure efficient capturing and rendering to minimize latency and resource usage. User Interface: Provide a simple interface for selecting the target window and managing display settings.
wedo, All my coding videos will be free for all, always, but I still need to make a living. So I made the code repo a premium feature for my paid members. I hope you understand. Check out doctorbirch.com/support for more info and current rates. Welcome to the channel, take care. -JB
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Thank you Nameless, Im glad you like it. Take care, JB
Another great video, keep going.
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Awesome video! Awesome thumbnail too 😊
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Tnx JB
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awesome! have you done os development before? would love to see that
Hi there Ryclic. Well I have been experimenting a little with 16bit boot sector stuff like all the cool kids, but mostly at the bios interrupt level and no vga, disk io etc. My expertise is coding for Linux. And adv networking of course. Take care, JB
Question: I need a hint.. How to program a tool that will only display everything inside a desktop application window and ignoring everything outside it when the computer is connected by HDMI to Over Head Projector. This is an idea that will allow the controller to display only what audience should see. Do you think it's something so advanced and hard to accomplish?
A salam aleikum mr A. It is probably a bit advanced, sure, but that ought to make it more appealing, not less, right? :) However, I would simply use Google Meets, share the screen of a specific window while watching your own stream and putting that on the projector. It can be done in minutes, but coding your own is more fun of course. Unfortunately Im not very good with this windows operating system that you're referring to. It's the one for video games, right..? ;) Take care A, JB
@@dr-Jonas-Birch Thank you for your prompt reply. Thank you for the great content.
You're welcome, Im glad you like it, take care. JB
you can use cpp , and code something similar i would like to share some steps.Identify and Capture the Window: Use APIs like Win32 on Windows to find and capture the target window contents in real-time.
Create Full-Screen Overlay: Develop a full-screen borderless window on the secondary display (projector) to display the captured content.
Real-Time Rendering: Use graphics libraries (e.g., DirectX, OpenGL) to render the captured window contents onto the overlay.
Monitor and Update: Handle window resizing, moving, and other actions to update the capture and display accordingly.
Optimize Performance: Ensure efficient capturing and rendering to minimize latency and resource usage.
User Interface: Provide a simple interface for selecting the target window and managing display settings.
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Cheers, JB
Any plan to record Windows API tutorials?
Windows is not really my strong suit but it's possible, I did write some stuff for windows from way back when. Anything specific you have in mind? JB
@@dr-Jonas-Birch Just I don't see good Windows API resources in CZcams. Also I found the doc itself is not easy to learn from.
Ok I will figure something out, JB
source ?
wedo, All my coding videos will be free for all, always, but I still need to make a living. So I made the code repo a premium feature for my paid members. I hope you understand. Check out doctorbirch.com/support for more info and current rates.
Welcome to the channel, take care. -JB
@@dr-Jonas-Birch understandable
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Glad you like it Kyoz, have a good one, JB