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Can your Decoding libraries to decode barcodes both from a file and from a data stream, so we do not need to save camera images to files?

Yes, it's one of the decoding options.

Our SDKs are designed to process 2D arrays, which have to be passed into decoding procedure as parameter. No matter what is the source - the application must prepare array and call decoding function.

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We tried both your Online Decoder and C++ Demo of the Data Matrix Decoding library (Enterprise Edition). We found that your Online Decoder recognized our input but the SDK did not. Are we missing something?

The ISO 16022 Standard requires so called Quiet Zone around the Data Matrix symbol. The width of this zone shall not be less than 2 Matrix module (cell) size.

In Online Decoder we “artificially” reconstruct Quiet Zone around the submitted symbol (about 20 pixels wide at each side) to ensure compliance with the ISO Standard. That is why our decoder was able to decode submitted symbols, which actually have no Quiet Zone around themselves.

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It says on your website that your products work with C#. Could you please provide some sample code showing how your DataMatrix Decoding SDK works with C#?

Under Windows OS we offer DLL interface, which allows user friendly integration of IcEveryCode™ decoding/encoding libraries into applications written in such languages, as Ñ++, C# under .Net Framework, etc.

Download C# sample code for integrating Data Matrix SDK.

Please note, that it does not contain the decode library.

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Are your Data Matrix libraries compatible with Linux 2.4?

Our libraries are built under Linux 2.6. In general, they are backward compatible with Linux 2.4. However, minor adjustments might be needed.

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