// Oprogramowanie Roman Ryltsov
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Matthew van Eerde already made a similar wrapper over MFTEnumEx in How to enumerate Media Foundation transforms on your system, and this one extends it with enumeration of attributes, also listing them in human friendly way. This sort of code should perhaps have been in Media Foundation SDK Samples, however we have what we have.…
Windows Vista introduced helpful video and audio Digital Signal Processors (DSPs) in DMO form-factor, which however do not work smoothly with DMO Wrapper Filter and thus cannot be directly used in DirectShow. There perhaps was no intent in first place to extend DirectShow functionality with these new components, and no effort was put into providing…
The small application is a goos sample and useful tool in the same time. It enumerates PE binary resources and counts languages used. Why? Normally you want single language of resources, however Visual Studio IDE does not show you languages in a convenient way and it is so easy to make a language mess which…
The original intent is pretty clear, as MSDN states: In release builds, ATLTRACE2 compiles to (void) 0. As simple as this, but once in a while you are in a situation where release build fails to work for unknown reason and you need additional information for troubleshooting, and then you remember that you had debug…
Having no creativity to build problems myself yet trying to train 9 yo buddy in arithmetics, a small application is here to help generate problem to solve to get familiar with operator priorities and basic math. Tweaking code back and forth can make it more or less complex. Regular expression replace by pattern erases all…
More and more applications hit the Windows limit of available address space for 32-bit applications, and the whole concept becomes more important for understanding due to necessity to work things around. A thing, which is more or less easy to understand, is that a user mode 32-bit application can address 2^32 addresses. The addresses are…
So you got a memory corruption issue with a piece of software. It comes in a unique scenario along the line of having a huge pile of weird code running well most of the time and then, right out of the blue, a corruption takes place followed by unexpected code execution and unstable software state…