@Alpha

Come down, we know it. Don't troll around..

and i'm disapointed for them

i understand

then is time remove it from the sticky

No, it's time to make it open source! It would be a shame to let it die. Check it in to GIT.

Thx for the hint. I gave it a try and same result as other convertion wizards. 109 errors are displayed, and the last one was... the maximum numbers of errors are reached. Maybe I will try to fix the multiple easy ones, but I suspect it will not work without rewriting.

I also still use VB6, and yes there is a good reason. VB.Net is totally incompatible with VB6. A bit more complex than hello world codes cannot be transferred by a converter.
In my case I use really a lot of APIs e.g. for directx
And if you have a code with several tentousands of lines you are not happy to completely rewriting it.
That's my case why still using VB6.

Ah, ok. I will try it.

As far as I know... Not possible at the current state. I'm also waiting for this feature.

xVideo_ChannelSetSync to get a callback for xVideo_SYNC_END also has no effect. No callbacks are fired up here, and the "original" BASS_ChannelSetSync with BASS_SYNC_END parameter also don't work.

I think ChannelSetSync has again issues at the latest "beta"-releases from your last posts right?

Another question... Is it possible to accelerate xVideo_ChannelGetBitmap. It's dawn slow.

Hi Ionut

I have a video which crashes your plugin. I'm quite sure, that the video itself has a problem cause VLC also sets the false aspect ratio. However, the problem is that I cannot intercept the issue from my side so the complete tool crashes. Maybe you can intercept those errors cause such "bad" videos can happen again?
Link to the video comes over PM.

thx

Thx for removing the buffer-settings

Does dshow still overwrite the audio-buffer-settings?

Yep

Please make this (optional?... if you need it) disable.

Does dshow still overwrite the audio-buffer-settings?

Is it already possible to change the DVD audio language?

thx

Yep, and that's not good for my audio-stuff. The latency is much too high. I removed xVideo_Init from my code and bassdshow is still working.

xVideo_Init overwrites...

Call BASS_SetConfig(BASS_CONFIG_BUFFER, 150)

...settings

Registration solved...


Private Declare Function xVideo_Register Lib "bassDShow.dll" (byVal email As long,byVal  reg As long, ByVal Flags As Long) As Long

Hi

First a question. How handle the registration in VB6?

The following doasn't work:
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Private Declare Function xVideo_Register Lib "bassDShow.dll" (email As String, reg As String, ByVal Flags As Long) As Long

test = xVideo_Register("email-blablabla", "serial-blablabla", &H80000000)
test = xVideo_Register(StrConv("email-blablabla", vbUnicode), StrConv("serial-blablabla", vbUnicode), &H80000000)
test = xVideo_Register("email-blablabla", "serial-blablabla", 0)

----Alternative----
Private Declare Function xVideo_Register Lib "bassDShow.dll" (email As long, reg As long, ByVal Flags As Long) As Long

test = xVideo_Register(StrPtr(StrConv("email-blablabla", vbUnicode)), StrPtr(StrConv(""serial-blablabla", vbUnicode)), &H80000000)
test = xVideo_Register(StrPtr(StrConv("email-blablabla", vbUnicode)), StrPtr(StrConv(""serial-blablabla", vbUnicode)), 0)
test = xVideo_Register(StrPtr("email-blablabla"), StrPtr(""serial-blablabla"), &H80000000)
test = xVideo_Register(StrPtr("email-blablabla"), StrPtr(""serial-blablabla"), 0)
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And here a bug I reported month ago, but I will remember about that:
The generated picture from xVideo_ChannelGetBitmap is slided to the right.

Here the original video-frame:
https://rms-systems.homelinux.net/download/Transfer/video.jpg

Here is the Bitmap Frame:
https://rms-systems.homelinux.net/download/Transfer/picture.jpg

I hope you can see the problem.

Perfekt, that brings me a step forward

I tested the xVideo_DVDGetProperty API.

"test2 = xVideo_DVDGetProperty(StreamData(2).StreamDecode, xVideo_DVDTitles, 0) '3"... works
"test2 = xVideo_DVDGetProperty(StreamData(2).StreamDecode, xVideo_DVDTitleChapters, 1) '18/1/1"... works
"test2 = xVideo_DVDGetProperty(StreamData(2).StreamDecode, xVideo_CurentDVDTitle, 0)"... doesn't work
"test2 = xVideo_DVDGetProperty(StreamData(2).StreamDecode, xVideo_DVDCurrentTitlePosition, 2)"... doesn't work
"test2 = xVideo_DVDGetProperty(StreamData(2).StreamDecode, xVideo_DVDCurrentTitlePosition, test)"... doesn't work
"test2 = xVideo_DVDGetProperty(StreamData(2).StreamDecode, xVideo_DVDCurrentTitleDuration, 1)"... doesn't work
"test2 = xVideo_DVDGetProperty(StreamData(2).StreamDecode, xVideo_DVDCurrentTitleDuration, test)"... doesn't work

Can anybody help me?

Ops, I have found the problem thx for the hint. I checked the api to the latest VB6-wrapper.

There was a change in the api in VB6.
Before... "AvgTimePerFrame As Double" now "AvgTimePerFrame As Single" and it works

I tried the last version of dshow...
The xVideo_ChannelGetInfo - BassDShowInfo gives me incorrect height/weight.
Are there any changes by the api's (struct) (type) or is this a bug?