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At 10:34 AM 7/23/2001 -0700, Jay Beavers wrote:<br>
<font face="arial" size=2 color="#000080"><blockquote type=cite cite>I ll
be happy to supply you with whatever direct assistance you need with
using the DirectShow APIs. Not only does this abstract the details
of VfW and WDM drivers, it provides you a nice clean sample through the
IMediaSample interface. To see how to do this easily, I d recommend
going through the NullNull sample that comes with the DirectShow SDK
which simply passes the IMediaSample to you and does nothing with
it.</blockquote><br>
</font>From what I can tell (I'm waiting for the MSDN site to unhang
while my CDs load. Argh, the sample isn't there on the website, and
apparently not in the MSDN library either) the NullNull example is just a
filter that doesn't do anything. The example I'm looking for that I've
not seen yet is a vanilla C++ app that instantiates all the DirectShow
bits of stuff so that I can get callbacks to my vanilla C++ code with the
frames as they become available. Or I can call to the code get the next
frame, either way. <br>
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--bob</html>