Using Other Device Input Methods
Visual Studio 2017
| Intermediate
- 14 Videos | 55m 2s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
On top of traditional methods, devices often provide many other types of input methods which can be used to create rich interactive user experiences. Discover how to use a variety of these input methods.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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add capabilities to apps manually or using the manifest designer
use microphone capabilities for audio input
use your app's enterprise authentication capabilities
use location capabilities to get a device's location
take input from inking pens
recognize ink input as a text or shape input
store drawn images in your app -
use InkToolbar to introduce additional pen functionality
use Windows's built-in camera interface to capture pictures and video
use MediaCapture to build custom camera interfaces
detect a device's cameras, camera capabilities, and camera information
implement a camera preview in your interface
control a camera's capture properties manually
create a simple camera app
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Enabling Device Capabilities4m 15sUP NEXT
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2.Using a Microphone4m 4s
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3.Using Enterprise Authentication3m 46s
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4.Using Location3m 29s
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5.Using Inking Pens2m 49s
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6.Recognizing Text and Shapes from Pen Input4m 52s
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7.Storing Ink Strokes3m 42s
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8.Using InkToolbar3m 36s
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9.Camera Input with CameraCaptureUI3m 16s
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10.MediaCapture for Video, Camera, and Audio Input3m 53s
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11.Camera Profiles4m 10s
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12.Preview Camera5m 12s
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13.Manual Camera Control3m 19s
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14.Exercise: Basic Camera App Creation4m 39s
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