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Matrox Imaging Library enhanced!
Version 6.1 supports Matrox Orion, IEEE-1394 DCAM and Windows® 2000
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MIL 6.1 adds to an already comprehensive list of field-proven functions. The JPEG Software Codec, which performs baseline (lossy) or lossless compression/decompression on monochrome and color (RGB) images, has been
enhanced to perform 400% faster than the previous MIL version, and offers more flexibility and image fidelity than before. Hardware permitting, MIL 6.1 also
enables non-destructive graphics overlay of live video with no host CPU intervention and can eliminate tearing artifacts present during live video
display. In addition, MIL 6.1 includes new symbologies in its Bar & Matrix Code Module - Datamatrix (ECC200), PDF417, BC412 and CODABAR.
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MIL 6.1's "C" programming interface consists of descriptive command names and parameters. Commands are not only intuitive but highly integrated, so
applications are developed quickly with relatively few lines of code.
For fast Windows® application development, MIL 6.1 comes bundled with ActiveMIL, a collection of ActiveX controls for managing image capture, transfer,
processing, analysis and display. ActiveMIL fully integrates into Microsoft Visual Basic or Visual C++ rapid application development environments. This
software package allows developers to quickly and easily put together an imaging application with a customized, professional-looking Windows® user
interface that requires less coding and less debugging. OEMs and integrators save crucial development time by focusing on the imaging task rather than implementing the user interface.
Established in 1976 and headquartered in Dorval, Quebec, Canada, Matrox Imaging is a leading designer and manufacturer of PC-based hardware and
software for machine vision, image analysis and medical imaging. Products include standard frame grabbers, real-time vision processors, integrated
imaging platforms and device-independent development software. Specifically designed to decrease development time and costs, Matrox Imaging technology is
used by OEMs and integrators in factory automation, process control, electronic and pharmaceutical packaging, semiconductor inspection, robotics, radiology and microscopy.
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