Video Stabilizer SDK Libraries
LEADTOOLS provides developers with a Video Stabilizer DirectShow filter and Media Foundation transform for use in their .NET (C# & VB) and C/C++ applications. The LEAD Video Stabilization filter can be used to reduce shaking and jitter associated with the motion of video taken from mobile phones, military footage from a moving plane, hand-held cameras, or any other erratic recording scenario. The filter can be applied to videos during live capture or post-processing to smooth out the vibrations in the video.
Video Stabilizer Libraries
The LEAD Video Stabilization filter reduces or eliminates video shaking and vibration. The filter exposes its properties through both user and programming interfaces.
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Video Stabilization corrects jittery video and camera shake in multiple directions:
- Vertical
- Horizontal
- Angular (rotational)
- Useful for many applications, including stabilization of UAV, military, sports, and home videos
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Apply video stabilization at any point in video playback, conversion, or capture
- Real-time video capture
- Post-processing video editing
- Adjust video stabilization parameters on the fly for instantaneous results
- .NET (C# & VB) and C DLL libraries for 32 and 64-bit development
Easy to Integrate
LEADTOOLS handles the heavy lifting, eliminating months of R&D, while giving you the best quality and performance available. You'll be free to focus on other components of your application. Download the LEADTOOLS evaluation to streamline your development.
Video Stabilizer SDK Platforms and Programming Interfaces
Operating Systems
Projects that use LEADTOOLS Video Stabilizer libraries can be deployed to Windows devices.
Frameworks
Developers that are leveraging these frameworks can utilize the Video Stabilizer SDK: .NET Framework, WinForms, and ASP.NET
Programming, Scripting, Markup
Video Stabilizer code snippets and demo applications are provided for the following: C#, VB, XAML, and C/C++
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Multimedia libraries for Windows development in C, C++, C#, and VB.NET targeting DirectShow and Media Foundation frameworks.