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you can also use the winsoft components if the barcode component you are using with windows sdk 8.1 or higher is not suitable for your needs. for example, if you need different encoders or decoders, or want to use a non-standard rendering engine for the barcode. in these cases the winsoft components could be the only solution. the winsoft barcode components are designed to be used with any windows operating system and any barcode component. if you are using the components with a third-party component that is not compatible with the winsoft components, the component you are using might not work correctly under the windows sdk that is provided by the winsoft components.great! i tried to find a way for fmx but can't. the barcode scanner apps for android are so laggy, which is why i wasn't able to use them. i hope your app can avoid the camera reader too, which is not extremely comfortable on a mobile device. however, firemonkey is built on top of windows, so maybe you can use the windows libraries with the built-in fmx camera support.the tzoom component, as far as i know, is part of delphi xe2 source code (http://www.infor.no/isbn/7699051709) and should work on any device which supports camera, that is, windows phone and the smart tv too. in the final tzoom app you can only have a few predefined effects, such as square and rectangle but you can't rotate the image nor add a text or a string next to the code.was it possible to write a barcode scanner app using ffmpeg? 1-using ffmpeg to decode barcode images as bitmap 2-using tzoom component to display the bitmap 3-decoding barcode image in the onmousemove event of tzoom
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