Hi,
I’d like to have a single PlaybackWpfUserControl to control 2 or more ImageViewerWpfControls (playback mode) each for a different camera.
I have tried to put
SetCameras (List< FQID > sources) with both FQID of my cameras but I see JUST ONE timeline (the first in the List< FQID > sources). If i drag that timeline BOTH ImageViewer update regularly their respective images.
Is it possible to view ALL timelines inside the same PlaybackWpfUserControl and drag them all together? (just like XProtect Smart Client !!!)
Or, as ALTERNATIVE, is it possible to have a PlaybackWpfUserControl without buttons and sliders? (I mean just a draggable time line): in this case I could command playback with my buttons and still have draggable timelines.
My last question: why must I pass a List< FQID > sources to SetCameras if I can see ONLY the first one timeline?
What do you mean by viewing all timelines inside the same PlaybackWpfUserControl?
Having PlaybackWpfUserControl with all buttons disabled are not currently supported. And PlaybackWpfUserControl SetCamera is used to control the current camera, therefore, it only reads the first camera item in the list.
I mean having a PlaybackWpfUserControl that behaves just like the one in XProtect Smart Client (as I said in my post): I can view a ‘cumulative timeline’ AND a single timeline (that can be switched based on selected camera).
If PlaybackWpfUserControl.SetCamera is used to set which (ONE and ONLY) camera is controlled then why do we pass a list of FQID? Wasn’t more obvious and clear to pass just one FQID instead of a list?
The standalone implementation of the PlaybackWpfUserControl and PlaybackUserControl will populate the timeline only with the data pertaining to the first camera in the list. In the Smart Client the control can use data from multiple cameras but not in the standalone environment. The interface has been reused, so this is why you see a list, but the implementation is not the same. The interface is confusing as only one camera can be used.