Drastic OEM Software Development Kits
Drastic's developer tools are available for the OEM manufacturer, developer or integrator to build components of our technology into their application.
For specific Drastic products the SDK is included in a purchase, but with no support. If required a support program may be tailored to meet your needs - contact Drastic with your requirements for more information.
MediaReactor SDK
Build MediaReactor
Need to provide media conversions in your application?
Integrate specific read and write functions of MediaReactor into your workflow. An interface to MediaReactor's conversion engine is provided through COM technology
DTMediaRead
SDK
Build MediaReactor
file import into your
application.
Need to import media files in your application?
The DTMediaRead
SDK lets you add the vast
file format support of
MediaReactor to your application's import functions. This SDK allows you to read uncompressed YCrCb, RGBA
or raw images from any of
MediaReactor's supported
file formats directly into
your application. From there
you can display, process or
save to a file format of
your choice and design. With
DTMediaRead
you can provide your
customers with the ultimate,
professional video/audio
importer.
Drastic DDR SDK
Build digital disk recorder functionality into your application.
Need your application to support advanced digital disk recorder functionality?
The Drastic DDR
SDK lets you add
specific capture,
control and playback
operations of Drastic's
award winning digital
disk recorders into your
application.
MediaCmd Control
SDK
Control external VTRs and DDRs from your application.
Need to control external devices via RS-422 in your application?
A standard part of
Drastic's DDR
technologies for the
past ten years, the
MediaCmd Control
SDK provides your
application with
frame accurate
serial control of
standard tape
recorders as well as
advanced digital
disk recorders in an
easy to use ActiveX
component.
All protocols are automatically available and auto sensed. Connections to devices taken off line are automatically re-established, with a new protocol if the device is changed. Unsupported features (hardware seek, auto edit, edit on/edit off, shuttle, jog, var, dmc) are emulated by the serial control layer so your software doesn't have to.
Supported Protocols:
- Sony RS-422 Serial VTR Control
- Sony Serial Extensions
- Sony Digital Extensions
- JVC Serial Extensions
- Panasonic Serial Extensions
- Pioneer VDR 422 Emulation
- Pioneer Dual Head Emulation
- Odetics Server Protocol
- VDCP Clip Server Protocol
To
see MediaCmd Control
in action, check out MediaNXS.
MediaCmd
Emulation
SDK
Allow your application to be controlled via RS-422 as a serial device.
Need your application to operate under serial control?
A standard part of Drastic's DDR technologies for the past ten years, the MediaCmd Emulation SDK make your application appear as a serial controlled VTR or DDR. This real time kernel mode driver for Windows NT and 2000 provides Sony Serial VTR, Sony/Panasonic/JVC Digital extensions, Odetics server protocol and VDCP server protocol to the outside world in an event driven ActiveX control compatible with all major development systems. This control is based on the same technology used in Drastic's award winning DDRs, ensuring maximum compatibility with ease of implementation.
All protocols are auto sensing. Your software will respond correctly if any of the supported control protocols are used. The emulation layer will automatically change protocols if the controlling device is changed while the emulation is running. The actual emulation is written in WinNT/2Ks kernel mode (ring 0) so response is real time as required by most controllers and processor usage is minimal.
- Sony RS-422 Serial VTR Control
- Sony Serial Extensions
- Sony Digital Extensions
- JVC Serial Extensions
- Panasonic Serial Extensions
- Pioneer VDR 422 Emulation
- Pioneer Dual Head Emulation
- Odetics Server Protocol
- VDCP Clip Server Protocol
DrasticPreview
SDK
View broadcast and production file types from your application.
Need to view specific media file types in your application?
Build the robust viewing capabilities of Drastic's VGA media file player into your application.
Now available DrasticPreview SDK Details
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