A simple Windows Forms (.NET 5) application to demonstrate how to record video and audio via a Logitech webcam using C#.

In 2017, inspired by "How to use a web cam in C# with .NET Framework 4.0 and Microsoft Expression Encoder 4", a project on Code Project by Italian software developer Massimo Conti, I built a simple demo to show how we can connect C# Windows Form with a webcam to record both video and audio.

In 2020, .NET 5 is officially announced by Microsoft. Many libraries that I used earlier are no longer working. Hence, I took the chance to upgraded this project to use .NET 5 together with other new libraries.

The recorded media will be saved as a MP4 file locally. The file will also be uploaded to Microsoft Azure Storage at the same time in a container named "webcam-videos", hence the user interface asks for the connection string to the Azure Storage.

The webcam that I have tested with is Logitech HD Webcam C270.

• DirectShowLib.Standard 2.1.0;
• OpenCvSharp4 4.5.0.20201013;
• OpenCvSharp4.runtime.win 4.5.0.20201013;
• BasicAudio 2020.11.10.1;
• FFMpegCore 3.2.4;
• Azure.Storage.Blobs 12.7.0.

• How to Use a Webcam in C# with .NET Framework 4.0 and Microsoft Expression Encoder 4;
• Visual Studio C# VideoCapture;
• Memory Leak while converting Opencv Mat to .net BitMap;
• memory leak with videocapture, memory goes up with the function of read(image);
• openCV video saving in python;
• EMGU CV videowriter is unable to make video;
• WebCam Video Recording in MPEG using C# Desktop Application;
• GitHub: rosenbjerg/FFMpegCore
• Look at me! Windows Image Acquisition;
• Record audio in Windows Form C#;
• Multimedia Command Strings;
• How to Install FFmpeg on Windows;
• GitHub: BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds;
• Quickstart: Azure Blob storage client library v12 for .NET.

This library is distributed under the GPL-3.0 License found in the LICENSE file.