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Asked: 2026-05-24T10:54:06+00:00

This code should give me a collection of FilterInfo objects, representing the connected devices

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This code should give me a collection of FilterInfo objects, representing the connected devices in the chosen category, which in this case is webcams.

FilterInfoCollection collection = new FilterInfoCollection(FilterCategory.VideoInputDevice);

I tested this in a console application, and it worked great, but when i bring the code into WPF, it only returns one object.

I tried using it directly in xaml codebehind and in viewmodel bound to xaml controls, but same result.

This is so bloody frustrating
Thanks in advance =)

EDIT:

I found the cause, the WPF project “Platform Target” is set to “Any CPU”, and the console app is set to x86.
When i set the console app “Platform target” to “any cpu” it does exactly the same.

But unfortunately, the WPF project wont run when set to x86

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  1. Editorial Team

    I tried creating a new WPF project in the same solution, and now it works.
    Sometimes i hate code with a passion… =P

    Thanks for your help though!
    I will keep my eyes open if this thing happens again.

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