24/7 DirectShow in Borland.

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From: Fredrik Bergström
Date: Mon, 14 Jan 2002 15:24

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Hello,

  After a year of programming DirectShow in Borland C++ Builder5 I
  tried something different, I have had problems with stability.
  My application is made to play video frames 24/7. And I had to get
  the Frames in 32bit data through the system.

  I wrote a Renderer Filter in Visual C++ 6 and made the player in
  Borland C++ Builder5.

  On Windows 2000 the player went smoothly for a week or two, on
  Windows 9x for about a day. I tried everything (well almost).

  Some weeks ago I wrote the player into a Visual C++ 6 DLL and used
  that instead, and the player now have been running for a week on
  Windows 9x now.

  I would like some comments on this.

Regards, Fredrik.

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