A Courseware Recording & Editing System Based on DirectShow

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With the development of network technology, it’s a trend to put up a bridge between the teaching resources and the learners. The network courseware is the most important part in Distance Education. A courseware recording and editing system is presented in this article. Using the Visual C++ 6.0 as design platform, the multimedia courseware recorder and player in this system is developed by using DirectShow technique, and the multimedia courseware editor is developed by using non-linearity edit system DES (DirectShow Editing Services). The system realizes the “Multi-Stream-In-One” (integrated of 2 video streams, 1 PC screen stream, and 1 stereo audio stream), and can add captions, subtitles and background music .etc. The generated courseware is an important resource for Distance Education, and can be widely used in daily teaching.

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DOI: 10.1109/umedia.2010.5544434

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