Simon Brown

I now know an even easier way: Document.FromImage();

Hi, I am writing an automated installer for my Film Noir plugin. Can you please show me how to get the Paint.NET version in c# code?

Update posted. This update is intended to solve the memory managment problems with big videos.

This isn't intended to be a replacement for virtualdub - this is intendid to let you select a frame from a video in a more convenient way.

I have posted a new version that puts it into the temp folder instead. Plus it comes in the form of an installer.

If I did that it would be quite slow as you drag the slider. The main problem is that I have to copy the file to My Documents so that the library knows where too look.

There's not much I can do as it basically just uses the avi dll that comes with Windows.

Yes

Because I used the built-in zip functionality of Windows and it got the name from one of the files.

Thanks for your help. Here is my plugin: http://paintdotnet.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=21917

Download AVI Frame Importer: AVIImport Sometimes you may wish to use a frame of your home video to edit and print out - it would be a pain to go into WMM and import the video, put it on the timeline, and export the frame then open it in Paint.NET. This plugin allows Paint.NET to open an AVI file and then you can choose a frame to open. The plugin is attached. To Install, simply unzip and run the installer. This plugin can only open files that the windows avi library can. I have scanned the file with Norton Internet Security and it has found no threats but can in no way be sure that the plugin is free from security threats and for this reason cannot be responsible for any viruses, spyware or other threats included with this plugin without my knowledge. ==Updates== 2.1: The update includes bigger thumbnails and a few bug fixes. 2.3: This update allows default trackbar position customisation, thumbnail size customisation and fixes a glitch. 2.4: Makes this customisation easier. 2.5: Solves a plugin conflict bug (Notice: Do not try to save under this type as it will not work. I just used it to solve the problem). 3.0: Ability to export as video; Window Now Resizable; Improved Asthetics 3.1: Fixes a window resize glitch 4.0: Ability to save and open video files as a "filmstrip" Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! AVIImportSettings1.zip

Hi, I am writing an AVI frame import plugin using this library: http://thecodeproject.com/KB/audio-vide ... apper.aspx. The problem is the open parameter is a file name and not a stream. Is there any way I can find out a stream's file name so that I can close the stream and recieve the file using the library?

I know this is a very basic question - but how can I access the individual pixels of the "Document" class?

Oh :wink:

I have a small feature suggestion. In Blender you can zoom in easily with the scroll whell. Could we have this in Paint.NET as it makes life much more convenient? And what about a Print-Preview?

Where? *coughsearchcough* I have tried that and can find nothing.

Where? Is saving it in a directory not easy enough? I just thought it would be usefull for people who install a lot of plugins.

My suggestion is that in the next version of Paint.NET effects will have the extension ".eft" rather than ".dll" as then windows file association can be used so that the user only has to double-click on a plugin to install it. Maybe also a dedicated "plugin gallery" within paint.net so that users can easily find plugins to install.

I have tried very few, but I love zoom blur deluxe.

I wish I could get .net 3.5 working on my computer.

Just render from the destination canvas onto itself.

But it's a shame they didn't make it backwards compatible.

Thanks But I do wander why they changed it.

How can I call another effect with prameters the way that is compatible with paint.net 3.20?

But what aboutt the registry entries?