DIDAPI is a low level standard for direct
DIDAPI is a low level standard for direct control of imaging devices. It has no user interface (obviously the user interface should be “compatible” with the rest of the software system, and thus, no single user interface can meet the case). By using DIDAPI software, developers can integrate the capturing of images into their software. The device manufacturer probably has to provide with the imaging equipment, some additional software having a user interface that can be used to grab, view, store and manipulate images. However, it is anticipated that in the long run, more advanced softwares will be available from independent software houses in various countries.
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