VisioForge Video Capture SDK allows programmers to easily integrate video capturing and processing capabilities into their software applications. VisioForge Video Capture SDK can play and capture video and audio streams from TV tuners, USB capture devices, DV camcorders, PCI capture cards and IP cameras.

.Net-based SDK that integrates video capturing and processing functions into software. Implements video and audio playback and capture from a broad range of sources including TV tuners, USB web cams, DV/HDV camcorders, PCI capture cards and IP cameras. Supports AVI, WMV, DV, MPEG-1/2, MP4, FLV and WebM output formats.

Dynamsoft's Dynamic .NET TWAIN is a .NET document imaging SDK based on the TWAIN and DirectShow standards. It provides rich, efficient and quick-to-implement APIs for scanner and webcam software development. With our .NET component in C# and VB .NET, you can easily and rapidly embed a robust document scanning and webcam image capture module in your WinForms and WPF desktop applications.

Trace Modeler is the sequence diagram editor that lets you work smart instead of hard. Its intelligent drag&drop interface and automatic diagram layout is guaranteed to make you more productive. Use it to capture requirements, design new solutions and document existing systems.

The RTSP/RTMP/HTTP/ONVIF DirectShow Source Filter is able to control ONVIF PTZ cameras, capture RTSP, RTMP, UDP, TCP, MMS, HTTP streams, render uncompressed audio and video streams, and can simultaneously record the audio/video streams to a file without decompression/recompression. It is also able to re-stream the source to another UDP or RTSP destination.

TVideoGrabber is a video capture / media player component for developers working with C#, VB, C++, Delphi, C++Builder, and ActiveX-compatible development tools. Powerful and simple to use, TVideoGrabber will help you to save time, money and effort to include video and/or audio capabilities in your project. TVideoGrabber captures and records video and audio streams from HD USB webcams, USB analog capture devices, IP cameras, HD cameras and camcorders, screen, as well as from set of bitmaps used as video source.

Delphi Code Library is a software application that provides users with a simple means of managing your source code, organizing it into categories and exporting it to the hard drive, generate custom passkeys, use a spell checker and capture the screen.

Component to capture signatures entered via pen or touch screen interfaces (or fallback to mouse)
Can save captured signature to file or image (bitmap, GIF, JPEG, PNG)
Optional clear button in signature area to re-enter a signature after mistakes
Pen to make the signature is fully customizable (width/color/style)

Web-scraping is the process of extracting data from websites and storing that data in a structured, easy-to-use format. The value of a web-scraping tool like Content Grabber is that you can easily specify and collect large amounts of source data that may be very dynamic (data that changes very frequently). Usually, data available on the Internet has little or no structure and is only viewable with a web browser. Elements such as text, images, video, and sound are built into a web page so that they are presentable in a web browser. It can be very tedious to manually capture and separate this data, and can require many hours of effort to complete. With Content Grabber, you can automate this process and capture website data in a fraction of the time that it would take using other methods.

This .NET component let you easily capture screen from your application in 6 ways (Full screen, Active window, predefined region, manual region, specific window, full web page) and getting instant result in memory. Some options are available to save the screenshot result on memory, disk, FTP, clipboard, and in different formats. Also you can capture the cursor in the latest version 1.5. Easy to use, one of the good scenario is that you can add new support feature to your application by adding screen shot capture for user report when a problem appears.