// Oprogramowanie Roman Ryltsov
MPEG-DASH is ISO/IEC 23009 “Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP” specification. This is widely used to stream audiovisual content over internet opposed to playback of static content such as downloaded clip. The StreamingServer application I published some time ago generated test content using HTTP Live Streaming protocol, which is, well, similar. So I extended StreamingServer a…
Figured out how to elegantly do a blocking wait for an asynchronous coroutine-enabled function on a STA thread. You can’t do this: There is an assertion failure because .get() assumes ability to block. On STA this hits a failure in winrt::impl::blocking_suspend call. So you have to avoid doing .get() to synchronize and there should be…
There is something interesting finally happening with video encoding and also Media Foundation: Intel® Hybrid AV1 Encoder MFT 11 Attributes: MFT_TRANSFORM_CLSID_Attribute: {62C053CE-5357-4794-8C5A-FBEFFEFFB82D} (Type VT_CLSID) MF_TRANSFORM_FLAGS_Attribute: MFT_ENUM_FLAG_HARDWARE MFT_ENUM_HARDWARE_VENDOR_ID_Attribute: VEN_8086 (Type VT_LPWSTR) MFT_ENUM_HARDWARE_URL_Attribute: AA243E5D-2F73-48c7-97F7-F6FA17651651 (Type VT_LPWSTR) MFT_INPUT_TYPES_Attributes: {3231564E-3961-42AE-BA67-FF47CCC13EED}, MFVideoFormat_NV12 MFT_OUTPUT_TYPES_Attributes: MFVideoFormat_AV1 MFT_CODEC_MERIT_Attribute: 7 (Type VT_UI4) MFT_SUPPORT_DYNAMIC_FORMAT_CHANGE: 1 (Type VT_UI4) MF_TRANSFORM_ASYNC: 1 (Type VT_UI4) Intel UHD graphics coming…
If I run this, what the output would be? Here we go: What appears to be wrong is Unicode Left-to-Right mark character, which is killing the console and it stops accepting any further text! Now if you’re going to do this: Then you get what you want, and not the trailing EOL is in its…
Windows API offers asynchronously implemented functionality for file, network and other I/O since long ago. It was maybe one of the easiest way to make a simple thing messy and ridiculously bloated and sensitive to errors of sorts. If you’re sane and you don’t need to squeeze everything out something you would just not use…
So I took time and submitted a request to update lstrcmpW documentation because it is inaccurate. It seemed pretty obvious that Syntax section shows W types (correct) and Parameters section shows T types trying to document the same thing. Some articles, for CRT functions specifically, solve this by documenting a set of similar functions at…
I pushed a few commits to my fork of DirectShow Win7 Samples (BaseClasses library specifically). One of small problems I happened to deal with is that a filter built with current/recent toolset produces code incompatible with legacy operating systems, which are still widely present in the wild. This could be solved by using outdated versions…