As we move further into the 21st century, the era of communication and social media continues to grow and evolve. Blogs, YouTube and other social media formats consume videos regularly. The ability to capture from these sources is mandatory.

This video showcases how you can use the Visual Studio Xamarin template in combination with LEADTOOLS Barcode SDK libraries to create a simple Barcode Reader application. This sample application loads a QR Code test image and returns the symbology, position and value of the recognized QR code when the user selects the button.

For the source code for this project please visit our support forum: http://bit.ly/XamarinBarcode

We're back, baby! After a 2-year hiatus from sponsoring our last in-person event, AIIM 2020, it is only fitting that our first one back is the AIIM Conference 2022 in Denver, CO - April 27-29th. Some of my colleagues and I will be attending and hope to see all your beautiful faces there too!

When dealing with DICOM files, there are times when you need to include an image in a report or provide images to a patient so they can view the data without needing a DICOM-specific application. Thankfully, the LEADTOOLS Medical SDK makes it easy for you to create an application to extract an image from a DICOM file.

Sometimes I'll take what I think is a really great video on my cell phone, only to find out my hand was shaking while I was recording. Thankfully, I know the LEADTOOLS SDK provides many filters that can be used to add color, annotations, and remove the shaking or vibration present in a video.

In this demonstration, I will be working with the LEAD Video Stabilizer Filter to remove shaking present in the Test_VideoStabilizer.avi video.