convert byte array to video and play in VLC player

I am not sure why you are storing your video as a byte array. Is it because you are saving the video in a frame-by-frame basis? As mentioned by another user, this will lead to larger file size on disk. An alternate approach you could consider is to place the frames directly into a video file. This will both save disk space and allow the video to be playable in VLC.

For this approach, consider using something like the DirectShow Video Callback Filter (https://www.leadtools.com/sdk/multimedia/filter-video-callback) from the LEADTOOLS Multimedia toolkit. The Video Callback filter can be used to call an event handler each time a video frame is processed by a control. You can use this, for example, with a LEADTOOLS Capture Control that has a dummy video source (e.g.: Screen Capture Filter) and replace the captured frame with your images. (Disclaimer: I am an employee of the LEADTOOLS toolkit vendor).

 

 

 The callback function (LMVMyUserCallback()) is called every time a frame from the dummy source is captured, so each time it is called you can use Marshal.Copy() to transfer your video samples to the sample buffer running downstream in the DirectShow graph of the Capture Control.

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