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The Datastead Multipurpose Encoder is a DirectShow multiplexer that behaves as a sink filter, able to encode audio/video streams through the command line of an LGPL build of FFmpeg included. It can encode in H264 through the OpenH264 codec and supports hardware encoding through DXVA, Intel QuickSync or NVidia CUVID. With this filter, it is possible to encode the audio/video streams to various file containers (e.g. MP4) or to push them to Wowza or other media servers. This filter is natively supported by our TVideoGrabber SDK, allowing them to record real-time sources like webcams, HD PCIe cards or IP cameras. To configure the filter, just invoke SetCommandLine from the filter interface and specify the desired command line, along with some reserved keywords for the filter control. When the graph runs, the transcoder process starts in the background and stops when the graph is stopped. Pause/Resume is supported. Several instances of the filter can be used concurrently in the same application. Additionally to this default DirectShow behaviour, the "PAUSEWHENSTOP" feature allows pausing the process while the graph is stopped and to resume it when the graph is run again, allowing to build in real-time a single audio/video clip from the start/stop sequences separated in time. Adding the "SHOWCONSOLE" keyword displays the FFMPEG console during the encoding for debugging or monitoring purposes.

The Datastead Multipurpose Encoder is a DirectShow multiplexer that behaves as a sink filter, able to encode audio/video streams through the command line of an LGPL build of FFmpeg included. It can encode in H264 through the OpenH264 codec and supports hardware encoding through DXVA, Intel QuickSync or NVidia CUVID. With this filter, it is possible to encode the audio/video streams to various file containers (e.g. MP4) or to push them to Wowza or other media servers. This filter is natively supported by our TVideoGrabber SDK, allowing them to record real-time sources like webcams, HD PCIe cards or IP cameras. To configure the filter, just invoke SetCommandLine from the filter interface and specify the desired command line, along with some reserved keywords for the filter control. When the graph runs, the transcoder process starts in the background and stops when the graph is stopped. Pause/Resume is supported. Several instances of the filter can be used concurrently in the same application. Additionally to this default DirectShow behaviour, the "PAUSEWHENSTOP" feature allows pausing the process while the graph is stopped and to resume it when the graph is run again, allowing to build in real-time a single audio/video clip from the start/stop sequences separated in time. Adding the "SHOWCONSOLE" keyword displays the FFMPEG console during the encoding for debugging or monitoring purposes.

The Datastead Multipurpose Encoder is a DirectShow multiplexer that behaves as a sink filter, able to encode audio/video streams through the command line of the LGPL build of FFmpeg included. It can encode in H264 through the OpenH264 codec and supports hardware encoding through DXVA, Intel QuickSync or NVidia CUVID. With this filter is possible to encode the audio/video streams to various file containers (e.g. MP4) or to push them to Wowza or other media servers. This filter is natively supported by our TVideoGrabber SDK, allowing them to record real-time sources like webcams, HD PCIe cards or IP cameras. To configure the filter, just invoke SetCommandLine from the filter interface and specify the desired command line, along with some reserved keywords for the filter control. When the graph runs, the transcoder process starts in the background and stops when the graph is stopped. Pause/Resume is supported. Several instances of the filter can be used concurrently in the same application. Additionally to this default DirectShow behaviour, the "PAUSEWHENSTOP" feature allows pausing the process while the graph is stopped and to resume it when the graph is run again, allowing to build in real-time a single audio/video clip from the start/stop sequences separated in time. Adding the "SHOWCONSOLE" keyword displays the FFMPEG console during the encoding for debugging or monitoring purposes.

The Datastead Multipurpose Encoder is a DirectShow multiplexer that behaves as a sink filter, able to encode audio/video streams through the command line of the LGPL build of FFmpeg included. It can encode in H264 through the OpenH264 codec and supports hardware encoding through DXVA, Intel QuickSync or NVidia CUVID. With this filter is possible to encode the audio/video streams to various file containers (e.g. MP4) or to push them to Wowza or other media servers. This filter is natively supported by our TVideoGrabber SDK, allowing them to record real-time sources like webcams, HD PCIe cards or IP cameras. To configure the filter, just invoke SetCommandLine from the filter interface and specify the desired command line, along with some reserved keywords for the filter control. When the graph runs, the transcoder process starts in the background and stops when the graph is stopped. Pause/Resume is supported. Several instances of the filter can be used concurrently in the same application. Additionally to this default DirectShow behaviour, the "PAUSEWHENSTOP" feature allows pausing the process while the graph is stopped and to resume it when the graph is run again, allowing to build in real-time a single audio/video clip from the start/stop sequences separated in time. Adding the "SHOWCONSOLE" keyword displays the FFMPEG console during the encoding for debugging or monitoring purposes.

Onlineeye Pro - DSL/Router Monitor graphs and stores time and downloadvolume - Onlineeye optimizes PC Internet performance. The real-time Graphic Analyzer separately measures download and upload speed and time. A zoomable and printable graph shows 24 hours of speed history, allowing you to see what Internet activity took place when you were away from the computer. The active taskbar icon graphs the current speed. The networkmonitor shows every internetactivity of your DSL connection and let you unmask all spys ! Onlineeye works with virtually all types of network connections: phone modems, DSL, cable modem, LAN, satellite, and more. NEW: Router and Windows Server/Workstation Monitoring.

With dOPC Explorer you can connect to any OPC UA, DA, or OPC XML DA server. This OPC Browser is an easy-to-use OPC diagnostic and network communication tool. You can browse for OPC servers, browse for OPC server items, read item properties, create OPC groups and write OPC items. Our OPC Explorer is compliant with the OPC UA and OPC Classic DA 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 specification and OPC XML DA 1.01 specification from OPC Foundation. Also helpful for integrators, developers, and others using OPC, is the integrated trend/time graph. With the embedded Trend Graph you can view changes in data over time. OPC Explorer overview: Designed for: Windows 10, Vista, XP, 2000, NT, 98, Me; Connections to OPC UA Unified Architecture servers; Connections to OPC DA 1, 2, and 3 servers; Connections to OPC XML DA servers; Smart and simple user interface; Multiple and remote OPC server connections supported; Network support; Trend/Time Graph; OPC portable software, e.g. executable from a USB drive; Free (for non-commercial use).

Onlineeye Pro - Small Company Edition - DSL/Router Monitor graphs and stores time and downloadvolume. Onlineeye optimizes PC Internet performance. The real-time Graphic Analyzer separately measures download and upload speed and time. A zoomable and printable graph shows 24 hours of speed history, allowing you to see what Internet activity took place when you were away from the computer. The active taskbar icon graphs the current speed. The networkmonitor shows every internetactivity of your DSL connection and let you unmask all spys ! Onlineeye works with virtually all types of network connections: phone modems, DSL, cable modem, LAN, satellite, and more. NEW: Router and Windows Server/Workstation Monitoring