Got video capture working:
Video source is an Amazon Fire Stick.
Steps:
1. Grab Omnitek drivers (PCI Device 1AA3:*) from original windows distro. You will need the inf and sys files, in my image they were in the Windows Driver Store.
Code:
dism /Online /get-drivers /format:table
2. Grab Omnitek folder from Program Files. It contains a sample app and some incomplete source code for such app.
3. Install Omnitek drivers in W10 or whatever version you like.
4. Install VC++ 2008 Redistributable package.
5. Register the OmnitekSourceFilter.dll using regsvr32.exe
6. Open the sample app you pulled from your machine. Profit.
The HDMI capture seems to be very low latency and did not stutter at all. I've to work on the audio and investigating if this video input can be made a generic DirectShow input next.
Has anyone explored how to disable HDMI 2?, right now using the default Intel drivers installed by windows I can't change the default display arrangement in which all 3 (Touch Display, HDMI1 and 2) are all active and the desktop extended. I tried to make HDMI1 and 2 duplicates but I could not.