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 Datastead Software
 www.datastead.com
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 TVideoGrabber Video Capture and Media Player component
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 version        : v16.6 (version 16.6.1.2)
 date           : June 5, 2026

 status         : Evaluation package
 limitations    : nag-screens, stops after 2 minutes

 supported O.S. : Windows 11, Windows 10
 (32 & 64 bit)    Windows 11N, Windows 10N with the "Media Feature Pack" installed
                  Windows 8.1, Windows 8
                  Windows 7
                  Windows Server 2016 with Desktop Experience feature installed
                  Windows Server 2012 with Desktop Experience feature installed
                  Windows Server 2008 with Desktop Experience feature installed

 home page      : https://www.datastead.com
 contact        : contact@datastead.com
 support        : support@datastead.com
 sales          : sales@datastead.com
 ordering info. : https://www.datastead.com/purchase/
 

 USER GUIDE
 ==========

 The user guide is located in the "TVideoGrabber.chm" file of the \Help folder.


 PACKAGE INSTALL
 ===============

 - copy vidgrab_VB6.OCX in a folder of your choice

 - register vidgrab_VB6.OCX by invoking regsvr32

   E.g. "regsvr32 c:\vidgrab\vidgrab_VB6.ocx'


 PACKAGE UNINSTALL
 =================
  
 To uninstall the component:

 - invoke regsvr32 /u.

   E.g. "regsvr32 /u c:\vidgrab\vidgrab_VB6.ocx'

 - delete the vidgrag_VB6.OCX file.


 UPGRADING FROM AN EARLIER VERSION OF TVIDEOGRABBER
 ==================================================

 - delete the vidgrab_VB6.oca file located in the folder where you have previously installed vidgra_VB6.ocx
 - unregister vidgra_VB6.ocx,    e.g.: regsvr32 /u c:\myvidgrabfolder\vidgra_VB6.ocx
 - re-register vidgra_VB6.ocx,   e.g.: regsvr32 c:\myvidgrabfolder\vidgra_VB6.ocx


 Properties
 ==========
 
 Some of properties included in the user guide are not published (their values are 

 not stored, so they are not visible with the object explorer), however they exist 

 and you can assign and read  their values (e.g. VideoDevice, AudioInput, etc...)


 Types
 =====

 The types that described in the user guide begin by "Tx" in the OCX

 e.g. "TPlaylist" in the user guide is TxPlaylist in the OCX.

 They are all listed in the "EnumeratedType.txt" file included in the package.
