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Xiaolong Zhang

04/15/2010 9:21 AM

post51751

Hi all!
     In order to control the vidio playback  ,I want to extract the filter from the graph .Can you give me some advices?
 Otherwise, I can find the declare of MmCreateGraph() in mmedia/mmedia.h,but I can not  find the define,so I can't 
compile successfully,please help me.
     thanks!

Adrian Boak(deleted)

04/15/2010 10:04 AM

post51771

Re: How to extract the filter ?

> Hi all!
>      In order to control the vidio playback  ,I want to extract the filter 
> from the graph .Can you give me some advices? Otherwise, I can find the 
> declare of MmCreateGraph() in mmedia/mmedia.h,but I can not  find the define,
> so I can't compile successfully,please help me.
>      thanks!


I'm sorry, but I don't quite understand what you're asking for.  What do you mean by "extract the filter"?  Do you mean 
remove it from a created graph, or determine which filter is being used?  Which filter are you referring to, there will 
be many in a graph?

Which define are you looking for?

Xiaolong Zhang

04/16/2010 11:29 PM

post51962

Re: How to extract the filter ?

Hi Adrian!
    I am sorry for the inexplicit question! I mean that How to control the video play/pause and so on by the filter?
   Thanks!

Adrian Boak(deleted)

04/20/2010 8:12 AM

post52102

Re: How to extract the filter ?

> Hi Adrian!
>     I am sorry for the inexplicit question! I mean that How to control the 
> video play/pause and so on by the filter?
>    Thanks!


Judging by the other posts you've place on the forum, you don't want to bother yourself with MMF at all.  If you are 
using MME, the control of playback is all done through the MMF APIs.  It should be much simpler for you that way.

The only time you need to worry about MMF is if you are writing a filter yourself for a format we do not support, or if 
you have decided for whatever reason, not to use the MME or io-media.

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