Windows Vista and Audio/Video functions
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Which library should you use for editing, playing ect. media files in Windows Vista? Will DirectShow be discontinued in DirectX10? Will .NET 2.0 be included in Win Vista? Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)
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Which library should you use for editing, playing ect. media files in Windows Vista? Will DirectShow be discontinued in DirectX10? Will .NET 2.0 be included in Win Vista? Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)
.NET 2 is included in Vista. It's called WinFX, and actually is a superset of what's currently inside the .NET framework. For media files like that, WinFX has APIs in the System.Windows.Media and many 3d APIs with video and animation support contained within the System.Windows APIs. DirectShow is already discontinued; it's functionality has been rolled into the Platform SDK since last April.
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Which library should you use for editing, playing ect. media files in Windows Vista? Will DirectShow be discontinued in DirectX10? Will .NET 2.0 be included in Win Vista? Programming is like Mathematics… you take ONE step at the time! ;-)
KiloDunse**DK** wrote:
Which library should you use for editing, playing ect. media files in Windows Vista?
This is a question to ask on one of the Microsoft forums. This isn't a C# programming question.
KiloDunse**DK** wrote:
Will DirectShow be discontinued in DirectX10?
Don't know.
KiloDunse**DK** wrote:
Will .NET 2.0 be included in Win Vista?
Yes. -- modified at 15:18 Thursday 1st June, 2006
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.NET 2 is included in Vista. It's called WinFX, and actually is a superset of what's currently inside the .NET framework. For media files like that, WinFX has APIs in the System.Windows.Media and many 3d APIs with video and animation support contained within the System.Windows APIs. DirectShow is already discontinued; it's functionality has been rolled into the Platform SDK since last April.
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Actually...WinFX is the implementation of codename Avalon. It is solely applicable to windows form development and is appended to the 2.0 framework. WinFX, however, is NOT a new name for .NET 2.0. The pieces of code that will integrate WinFX development into Visual Studio is codename Orcas.
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Actually...WinFX is the implementation of codename Avalon. It is solely applicable to windows form development and is appended to the 2.0 framework. WinFX, however, is NOT a new name for .NET 2.0. The pieces of code that will integrate WinFX development into Visual Studio is codename Orcas.
theRealCondor wrote:
WinFX is the implementation of codename Avalon
Nope, the implementation name of Avalon is Windows Presentation Foundation. WinFX is the framework encompassing all managed development, including the .NET 2.0 framework and all related developer tools such as XamlPad and others.
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