C / C++ / MFC

toxcct9-Jul-07 5:04

toxcct

9-Jul-07 5:04

why doen't it work ?
what error do you get ?

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Mark Salsbery9-Jul-07 7:40

Mark Salsbery

9-Jul-07 7:40

A few potential problems...

SetOutputFileName() adds the AVI mux filter to the graph - you don't need to add it manually.

I'm not sure why you're using the MPEG2 splitter AND muxer.
Regardless, you'll need an mpeg2 decoder for it to work (I don't think there's one included with
Windows).

I would try simplifying your graph building first. Compare your method to the method shown here:
Building the Recompression Graph[^]

Also testing it in graphedit.exe can help to make sure you're using the correct filters.

MArk

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

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liur179-Jul-07 15:00

liur17

9-Jul-07 15:00

Thanks you very much! I get the root of problem by using graphedit.exe: the input mpg file is a mpeg-1 file, so the file source filer outputs mpeg1-stream, but mpeg2demultiplexer requires mpeg2-stream, when it's running, it popup many DCDSPFilter.ax window and show a error message: These filters cannot agree on a connection, verify type compatibility of input pin and output pin. after I change the mpeg2demultiplexer to mpeg1streamsplitter and add the mpeg1 decoder, it runs OK.
But this remains a problem: how can I get the type of mpeg file? I have to identify the file type(mpeg1 or mpeg2) programmly so that I can add the according filter. ???

Mark Salsbery9-Jul-07 15:50

Mark Salsbery

9-Jul-07 15:50

liur17 wrote:
how can I get the type of mpeg file? I have to identify the file type(mpeg1 or mpeg2) programmly
so that I can add the according filter. ???

2 possible ways I can think of:

1) After the successful AddSourceFilter() call, obtain a IFileSourceFilter interface from the
source filter and use the IFileSourceFilter::GetCurFile() method to get the media type (looking
for MPEG subtypes).

2) Let intelligent connect insert the necessary filters for you.
Use AddSourceFilter() and SetOutputFileName() like you're doing, add the compressor filter you
want for the destination AVI file, and use RenderStream() to connect the filters added by
AddSourceFilter() and SetOutputFileName(), with the intermediate compressor filter.

If you have suitable MPEG filters installed, intelligent connect will insert them for you.
If not, RenderStream() will fail.

A second call to RenderStream() will connect an audio stream to the AVI muxer if it's available
(again, see here[^] for an example.

You can try this in graphedit by manually adding a filesource async filter, setting the input
filename, add a filewriter filter, set the output filename, add an AVI Mux filter, and connect
the filesource to the filewriter filter.

Mark

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

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liur179-Jul-07 20:45

liur17

9-Jul-07 20:45

I got it. Thank you for your kind reply.

Localization using .rc resource and resource only dll in same EXE

Hamid_RT9-Jul-07 7:59

Hamid_RT

9-Jul-07 7:59

Do you get any error?

WhiteSky

Neeranjan9-Jul-07 4:36

Neeranjan

9-Jul-07 4:36

1. For UI Localization: Is is possible to have VC++.Net 2003 application with resources in .rc file for one language (English) and resouce only dll for another language (Japanese)?
2. What modification in code required to handle the switching between .rc and dll resources @ runtime to display the appropriate UI resources in the corresponding language? (either after changing the locale of the English OS or running the application on Japanese OS)?

Thanks & Regards,
Neeraj

Winsock issue (HTTP)

PigeonRat9-Jul-07 4:24

PigeonRat

9-Jul-07 4:24

Hi all,

Part of the app I'm developing downloads fairly large files via HTTP. Everything works great, except for when the clients network connection is dropped. I have tried using WSAGetLastError, but it always returns 0. The thread just keeps pulling mystical data, then it just stops after about 300 or so KB. No crash or anything.

do
{
    len = recv( Socket, buffer, sizeof( buffer ), 0 );

    if( ( pos + len ) > contentLength )
        return 0;

    memcpy( body + pos, buffer, len );
    pos += len;

    int error = WSAGetLastError( );

    if( error )
        return 0;

} while( len > 0 );

To simulate a network drop I am turning my modem off.

Has anyone got a solution to this?

Re: Winsock issue (HTTP)

PigeonRat9-Jul-07 4:37

PigeonRat

9-Jul-07 4:37

Silly me. I just realised that the socket was blocking.

I set it to non-blocking and it works fine.

function pointer

eirche9-Jul-07 3:51

eirche

9-Jul-07 3:51

<br />
class Foo<br />
{<br />
private:<br />
	int (*pf)(int);<br />
<br />
public:<br />
	Foo()<br />
	{<br />
		this->pf = &Foo::cube; // error c2440<br />
	}<br />
<br />
private:<br />
	int cube(int n) {return n*n*n;}<br />
<br />
};<br />

how do i get that statement in the constructor working? any help is greatly appreciated.

Re: function pointer

Nibu babu thomas9-Jul-07 4:12

Nibu babu thomas

9-Jul-07 4:12

eirche wrote:
int (*pf)(int);

Should make this a member function pointer. So it should be...

int (<code>Foo::</code>*pf)(int);

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Re: function pointer

eirche9-Jul-07 4:18

eirche

9-Jul-07 4:18

thank you for the quick response. it's working like a charm.

Re: function pointer

toxcct9-Jul-07 4:14

toxcct

9-Jul-07 4:14

set the cube() member function either static or global...

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WaitForMultipleObjects problem

david bagaturia9-Jul-07 3:43

9-Jul-07 3:43

hi all

I use in my program WaitForMultipleObjects function for chake if some process that I use stop or not, but If some ot the programs made mistake this funtion dont returns.
how I can chake my programs are runing or thay stoped?

toxcct9-Jul-07 4:15

toxcct

9-Jul-07 4:15

can you please write a proper english ?
i can't get a word of what you're saying...

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david bagaturia9-Jul-07 19:16

9-Jul-07 19:16

Soory for my English.

Rage9-Jul-07 4:53

Rage

9-Jul-07 4:53

david bagaturia wrote:
how I can chake my programs are runing or thay stoped?

Programatically:
When you create the process, store the handler. You can then later check handler after handler if the process is still running.

Physically:
Hit Ctrl+Shift+Esc, go to process tab, and check if your processes are still alive.

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Stephen Hewitt9-Jul-07 14:00

Stephen Hewitt

9-Jul-07 14:00

Perhaps something like this:

bool HasProcessExited(HANDLE hProcess)
{
	return WaitForSingleObject(hProcess, 0)==WAIT_OBJECT_0;
}

Steve

aks.9-Jul-07 18:02

aks.

9-Jul-07 18:02

Could you please tell , what type of handles are you using for WaitForMultipleObject()?

AJay

david bagaturia9-Jul-07 19:47

9-Jul-07 19:47

ok.

I create come process and if it status is Not Responding... WaitForMultipleObjects(...) function dont returns and sow my program wait and it is tsoped too.
I whont to know my process whorks or not?
or it have "Not Responding..." status.

Peter Weyzen9-Jul-07 20:02

Peter Weyzen

9-Jul-07 20:02

I am not totally clear on what you are experiencing. But here's some thoughts.

1. Don't wait inside a windows message handler. If you block for an extended period inside the message handling thread -- you could be seen as "not responding".
2. Use a reasonably short timeout on your wait. You can always wait twice.
3. Make sure you are using the correct handle in your Wait() call. How are you getting this process handle?

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david bagaturia9-Jul-07 20:32