// Oprogramowanie Roman Ryltsov
To follow up previous post with Media Foundation bug, here goes another one related to property handler for MPEG-4 files (.MP4) and specific property PKEY_Video_FrameRate which reports frame rate for given media file. This is the object responsible for filling columns in explorer, or otherwise visually the bug might look like this: The values of the properties are…
Unfortunately, 64-bit version of Windows Media Video 9 Decoder is not as good as its 32-bit sister. 32-bit version is user an order of magnitude more frequently and does not give troubles, nevertheless 64-bit version offers similar feature set it is pretty hard to see it in action since it takes a 64-bit media application to host…
DirectShow Spy is introducing integration with GraphStudioNext (and GraphEdit too) to let a developer quickly open a filter graph through Running Object table with external inspection tool. Note that you need a revision 301 GraphStudioNext or later, prebuilt versions available for download here: graphstudionext.exe (Win32), graphstudionext64.exe (x64). DirectShow Filter Graph list window offers context menu items and hotkeys to…
Summary DirectShow Spy receives a set of new powerful updates helping to develop and troubleshoot DirectShow applications: UI combining Markdown formatted filter graph details as well as property pages for all participating filters available interactively via filter graph list available via helper COM class letting DirectShow application integrate incredible troubleshooting capabilities Option to email filter…
Since Microsoft Windows Vista, Media Foundation API offers a set of convenient Digital Signal Processors for video and audio processing. These include conversion helpers for video and audio, dual interfaced as Media Foundation Transforms (MFTs) and DirectX Media Objects (DMOs). Earlier posts shed some light on DMO interfaces, and use of DMOs in DirectShow graphs…
Assembla, which have been hosting some of the files referenced by earlier posts, will be removing Trac from their toolset. This means that some [older] posts here will point to missing source code, and some content is not going to be available anymore. This should not be a big issue overall, since content in question…
This is dual “yet another…” and utility clearance series. Once again an attempt to easily automate network availability check for a service. The application is doing periodic TCP connectivity check and sends an email to notify on inaccessible service. If you got systems running at 2+ sites, they can be set up to check one…