1.Open Flash 8 and start a new flash project

      2.Press CTRL+L to open the library

      3.Right click on the top right corner and select New video.

      4.Drag the video you just created into the screen and name it as output_vid.

       5.Click the first frame in the timeline and press F9

       6.You can see the action panel where u need to write the below action script

 

                       

output_vid.attachVideo(Camera.get());

 

import flash.display.BitmapData

import flash.geom.Matrix

import flash.external.ExternalInterface;

 

 

 

 

 

 

/*

 

create a new bitmap object that is the same size

as the Video object to store the pixel data

 

*/

 

var snapshot:BitmapData=new BitmapData(180,200);

var bmp:BitmapData=new BitmapData(500,500);

 

 

/*

 

create a function that takes a snapshot

of the Video object whenever it is called

 

*/

function takeSnapshot()

{

//draw the current state of the Video object into

//the bitmap object with no transformations applied

snapshot.draw(output_vid,new Matrix());

            bmp.draw(output_vid,new Matrix());

}

 

/////////////////////

 

//create a movie clip to hold the bitmap when we attach it

this.createEmptyMovieClip(“bitmap_mc”,this.getNextHighestDepth());

//display the specified bitmap object inside the movie clip

bitmap_mc.attachBitmap(snapshot,1);

 

 

/////////////////////

 

snap_btn.onPress = function (){

           

            takeSnapshot();

            //var snapshot:BitmapData=new BitmapData(160,120);

            //snapshot.draw(output_vid,new Matrix());

}

save_btn.onPress=function(){

            ExportBitmap();

}

/////////////////////

 

 

import flash.external.*;

function dosomething():Void

   {

      ExternalInterface.call(“GetBMP”);

   }

 

snap_btn.onRelease = function()

   {

      dosomething();

   };

 

   function ExportBitmap(evt:Object):Void 

{ 

    var output:String = “”; 

    var col = “”; 

    for(var i:Number=0;i<bmp.height;i++) 

    { 

        for(var j:Number=0;j<bmp.width;j++) 

        { 

 

            col = bmp.getPixel(j,i).toString(16);        

 

            // In some cases, the color will be truncated (e.g. “00FF00″ becomes “FF00″) 

            // so we are adding the missing zeros. 

            while(col.length<6) 

            { 

                col = “0″ + col; 

            } 

            output+=col; 

        } 

    } 

 

    // Use a LoadVars to transmit the data to the ASPX page using POST 

    var lv:LoadVars = new LoadVars(); 

    lv.pixels = output; 

    lv.height = 500; 

    lv.width = 500; 

           

           

           

    lv.send(“GetPixelData.aspx”, “_blank”, “POST”); 

} 

 

 

 

 

Hope you have noticed the last step. We are posting the pixel data of the image we have just taken to an aspx page  GetPixelData.aspx

 

I got the c#.net code for making the image out this pixel data from the website

 

http://saezndaree.wordpress.com/2007/10/20/export-a-movie-clip-from-flash-to-an-image-file-using-c-and-actionscript’s-bitmapdata/