How to display a InteropBitmap in a Windows Form

I haven't used C# in awhile. So, to get back into it I am writing an application using CLEyeCamera API for the PS3 Eye Toy. The API returns a InteropBitmap. I want to display the image in a panel. I would normally do this by overriding the paint event and using e.Graphics.DrawImage();

What is the right way to go about displaying this in C#?

I have never done this, but glancing at the documentation for the InteropBitmap class I see a method named "CopyPixels" which may be used to copy the pixel data into an array. Once you have that array you essentially have all that you need and can create a Bitmap object in a number of ways. Here are a few of them (saves me the typing :))

http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=358917

Well, this solution semiworks. I still have to mess around with parameters to see what bitmap format it is in. The only problem is that the windows encounters a flickering problem because I have to repaint the window every time the image changes.

You should be double buffering if you need to repaint very often. As for the format... the API should have that documented, no?