Video Edit Mobile SDK ActiveX

Video Edit Mobile SDK ActiveX

Platform : Windows 9X, XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8

For Windows Developers who need to transcode high quality audio and video files playable on most mobile devices such as the 3GP, FLV, H.264, iPod, PSP in ASP, ASP.net, Adobe Director, Php, C#, C  , VB.net , VB, Delphi.

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ASP.NET - How to convert M2TS video to FLV video in ASP.net

Step 1: Download Video Edit Mobile SDK ActiveX setup disk and installed it.

Step 2: Create New Web Site in Microsoft Visual Studio 2005.

Step 3: Input the project location and press OK button.

Step 4: In solution explorer, select the root directory, right click the mouse and Add Reference...

Step 5: Select COM tab, select VideoEdit Mobile ActiveX Control and press OK button.

Step 6: Add following code and change the strVideoFile variable point to correct path of your media file in Default.aspx.cs.

using VIDEOEDITLib;

public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page
{
    protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        VIDEOEDITLib.VideoEdit obj = new VIDEOEDITLib.VideoEdit();
        obj.InitSingleServerLicense("demo");

        //please change correct path of your media file
        string strVideoFile = "c:\\movie\\yourvideo.m2ts";

        double iDur = obj.GetFileDuration(strVideoFile);

        if (iDur > 0)
        {
            obj.OutputType = (VIDEOEDITLib.MYOUTPUT)7;
            obj.OutputFileWidth = 320;
            obj.OutputFileHeight = 240;
            obj.FrameRate = 25;
            obj.OutputType = (VIDEOEDITLib.MYOUTPUT)4;
            obj.FLVAudioBitrate = 128000;
            obj.FLVAudioChannels = 2;
            obj.FLVAudioSampleRate = 44100;
            obj.FLVVideoBitrate = 512000;

            obj.VideoSampleSize = 24;
            obj.InitControl();
            obj.AddVideo(strVideoFile, 0, iDur, 0);
            obj.AddAudio(strVideoFile, 0, iDur);

            string strOutputFile = Server.MapPath("test1.flv");

            bool result = obj.Save(strOutputFile);

            if (result)
                Response.Write("Save to " strOutputFile " Completed");
            else
                Response.Write("Failed");

        }
        else
            Response.Write("Failed! " strVideoFile " file not found,  make sure the path of strVideoFile variable is correct.");


    }
}