Capture the image............

hi all
i want to the program in wich i have to capture the image or getting snapshot and stored thet perticular image in perticular folder.Continuous streaming of the done and i wan t to take snapshot from the continuous streaming .thanx

Are you playing the images (video actually) recorded by your camera and at one moment you want to take a snapshot?
Take a look at the VideoControl class and the method getSnapshot(...).
Have you done some coding yet by which you display what your camera is recording?
Mihai

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