If you are creating a media application or utility that requires a DMO or DShow filter but instead of having clunky separate dlls that may need code signing and/or registring with DShow, did you know that you can embed the filter within your main application.
For example for a source filter you can specify a new class and base it on the DShow components you require:
class MySourceFilter : public CSourceStream
{
public:
MySourceFilter( HRESULT* phr, LPCWSTR pName);
virtual ~MySourceFilter(void);
..
..
}
When you create your filtergraph you can use AddFilter to add an instance of your class:
// Create and add new source filter
m_source = new MySourceFilter(NULL, &hr);
hr = m_pGraph->AddFilter((IBaseFilter*)m_source, L"Source");
Simple as that!
You don't need to support the registration or have registry files to allow DShow to find your filter as you've explictly added it yourself.
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Thursday, 24 January 2008
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