VB.NET Integration for THERMAL MASTER T2S Pro
Budget: $250 – $500 USD
I’m building a VB.NET utility on Windows 11 and need it to treat the THERMAL MASTER T2S Pro USB thermal camera as a live video source inside the application. Windows automatically recognizes the camera as a webcam, but it's image is nothing but green pixels.
Here is their software download website: https://thermalmaster.com/products/thermal-master-t2s-pro-8mm-macro-temperature-measurement-master
What I need is a straightforward VB.NET implementation—class library or sample project—that:
• Must work with https://www.viscomsoft.com/products/videocappro-x64
• Provides on-the-fly adjustments for palette, emissivity, and temperature range
The solution only has to function within the vb.net app using the Viscomsoft/videocappro-x64
Deliverables
1. Visual Studio solution (VB.NET, .NET 6+ preferred) with working capture code and minimal UI demonstrating the required controls.
2. All source code and any native libraries used.
3. A concise read-me explaining setup, dependencies, and extension points.
Acceptance criteria
• THERMAL MASTER T2S Pro is detected automatically on my Windows 11 machine when plugged in.
• Live feed displays at a comparable frame rate.
• Any palette or setting change takes effect immediately without stopping the stream.
If you’ve previously integrated non-standard imaging devices or built virtual capture pipelines, please mention it—seeing a brief example will help me gauge fit quickly.
Here is their software download website: https://thermalmaster.com/products/thermal-master-t2s-pro-8mm-macro-temperature-measurement-master
What I need is a straightforward VB.NET implementation—class library or sample project—that:
• Must work with https://www.viscomsoft.com/products/videocappro-x64
• Provides on-the-fly adjustments for palette, emissivity, and temperature range
The solution only has to function within the vb.net app using the Viscomsoft/videocappro-x64
Deliverables
1. Visual Studio solution (VB.NET, .NET 6+ preferred) with working capture code and minimal UI demonstrating the required controls.
2. All source code and any native libraries used.
3. A concise read-me explaining setup, dependencies, and extension points.
Acceptance criteria
• THERMAL MASTER T2S Pro is detected automatically on my Windows 11 machine when plugged in.
• Live feed displays at a comparable frame rate.
• Any palette or setting change takes effect immediately without stopping the stream.
If you’ve previously integrated non-standard imaging devices or built virtual capture pipelines, please mention it—seeing a brief example will help me gauge fit quickly.