Comments by jk chan (Top 24 by date)

what is your streaming server? i mean how you gets the data ?
you can have look at AsyncFilter( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd317573(v=vs.85).aspx), in which it reads data from file. You can modify it to read from the server using socket programming..

if you are beginner in this i suggest you first have look at directshow programming tutorials and samples(it is available with the sdk)

a quick search found these

http://www.laganiere.name/directshowTut/
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/60599/A-Brief-Tutorial-On-How-To-Develop-DirectShow-Sour
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc301631.aspx

hopes this helps

i had used direct show to save streams.. in that you can have source filter which reads data from a server, and saves/plays it .. you have a look at directshow samples..

:)

check perfmon and add private bytes counter

some of the links works.. some papers are in ACM. search google with required papers.. usually i would do that .

what is the minimum speed you want to achieve for your chunk(500bytes) ?

you can use ftp commands. use a ftp client program .. see -> http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/12240/TJFTP-A-Visual-C-FTP-Client

static text not have such feature, otherway is to draw characters by yourself using functions like DrawText or TextOut, and setting colors SetTextColor.. In this case you need to handle painting of your control yourself. This is also easy.

RichEdit will work..but beware some customizations are hard to implement with it

one more suggestion.. create a buffer which contains full of red.(ie only alpha,and red bytes are 256) then pass it to TextImage2D function.. see what is happening.. check if it is still white..

you need to create a source dc same size as of the thing to draw.. i don't think creating 1000x1000 size dc will affect the perfomance..

hi blood999
i don't think by hooking you can achieve it. because opengl drawing are per context. how you will synchronize frames(drawn by u and original) ?

i was lazy.

not much(how much frame rate you want ? ) ..

But there is nothing more to be shown, he just need to put that constructor to header file. :)
Do you think my words are unclear ?

if your application is single threaded ExitInstance will get called. thats sure. Debug!!

This what you need to do

CApp::InitInstance()
{
//...some codes
CLoginDlg dlg;
if( dlg.DoModal() != OK )
{
// login failed , you don't need to show your frame window.
return FALSE;
}

// as usual CSingleDocTemplate and creation of CFrameWnd and all...

return TRUE;
}

but they had provided an option using MCI_NOTIFY right ?

:)