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    I need to build an application that views two avi files side by side, similar to comparing a person's golf swing in the left frame with an expert's swing in the right frame. That isn't the application, just an analogy. I need to control the speed, slow motion/normal, pause, reverse, all the normal stuff. I'm probably searching using the wrong word or phrase, but I haven't found much of anything useful other than MCIWnd. I expected to find a long list of activeX controls, but haven't. Can anyone suggest something? Thanks Danny

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      I need to build an application that views two avi files side by side, similar to comparing a person's golf swing in the left frame with an expert's swing in the right frame. That isn't the application, just an analogy. I need to control the speed, slow motion/normal, pause, reverse, all the normal stuff. I'm probably searching using the wrong word or phrase, but I haven't found much of anything useful other than MCIWnd. I expected to find a long list of activeX controls, but haven't. Can anyone suggest something? Thanks Danny

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      led mike
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      Maybe this[^] will help

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        I need to build an application that views two avi files side by side, similar to comparing a person's golf swing in the left frame with an expert's swing in the right frame. That isn't the application, just an analogy. I need to control the speed, slow motion/normal, pause, reverse, all the normal stuff. I'm probably searching using the wrong word or phrase, but I haven't found much of anything useful other than MCIWnd. I expected to find a long list of activeX controls, but haven't. Can anyone suggest something? Thanks Danny

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        Mark Salsbery
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        Also possibly worth looking in to is the stuff included with Windows... DirectShow[^] Microsoft Media Foundation (Vista+ only)[^] Mark

        Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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          I need to build an application that views two avi files side by side, similar to comparing a person's golf swing in the left frame with an expert's swing in the right frame. That isn't the application, just an analogy. I need to control the speed, slow motion/normal, pause, reverse, all the normal stuff. I'm probably searching using the wrong word or phrase, but I haven't found much of anything useful other than MCIWnd. I expected to find a long list of activeX controls, but haven't. Can anyone suggest something? Thanks Danny

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          Hamid Taebi
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          Why you cant use of MCI functions?

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