This tutorial outlines the steps needed to build the Intel® Integrated Native Developer Experience (Intel® INDE) Media for Mobile Samples for Windows* RT in Visual Studio* 2013.
Before getting started, download the Intel® INDE at http://intel.com/software/inde and install Media for Mobile component. For additional assistance, visit the Intel INDE forum.
Building Samples for Windows* RT in Microsoft* Visual Studio* 2013
1. Download Media for Mobile samples from GitHub repository https://github.com/INDExOS/media-for-mobile
2. Please note that Microsoft* Windows* 8.1 and Visual Studio* 2013 update 2 or later are required to build the samples.
3. Open Visual Studio* 2013, go to Tools->Extensions and Updates, in the appeared dialog expand Installed->SDKs and you will see Intel® INDE Media for Mobile SDK installed.
4. If there is no installed SDK or you have installed Intel® INDE Media for Mobile before Visual Studio 2013, then perform the following steps:
- Go to Intel® INDE Media for Mobile installation folder (it’s C:\Intel\INDE\media_for_mobile by default), further referred to as install_folder.
- Install <install_folder>\WindowsRT\MediaForMobileSDK\MediaForMobileSDK.vsix, then restart Visual Studio 2013 and verify using step 3 instruction.
5. Then you have to download and install Microsoft Player Framework SDK (installation is the same as for Intel INDE Media for Mobile in step 4)
6. Run Build->Build Solution and Samples should be successfully built
(Error: Cannot resolve Assembly or Windows Metadata file 'Windows.Media.winmd'and warnings are not a problem).
Running Samples for Windows* RT
1. Before you run the application, you need to deploy it to a device (Local Machine, Remote Machine or Simulator): right click on Samples project in Solution Explorer, select Deploy.
2. To debug the app and then run it, press F5 or use Debug->Start Debugging. To run the app without debugging, press Ctrl+F5 or use
Debug->Start Without Debugging.
3. Here is an example on the Local Machine
4. Let’s look at the Transcode Video sample:
- Click Pick Video button and select a video file to transcode
- Click Options button to select appropriate output video Resolution, Frame rate and Bitrate
- Click Transcode button to start transcoding
- After transcoding has finished, you’ll be able to watch the output video. The output streams are located in C:\Users\<username>\Videos folder.
5. Please note that there are some special actions required to run Video Recording sample:
- Make sure you have webcam connected and installed on your device (microphone is optional)
- At the first time you need to allow Intel® INDE Media for Mobile to use your webcam and microphone