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    I would like to create an application for the pocket PC (iPAQ) using eVC++ that when you start the app it plays a MP3 file for 5 mins and continues to play until it reaches the end of a current section of music. The music is in sound bits of 20 - 40 sec. When it is done playing and found the silent section, the app will close. It was suggested that I look at the Windows Media Player for Pocket PC SDK documentation. I have looked at the documentation but I need some more basic understanding how MP3 files are layed down and some palce I can read how to interface through C++. An additional bit of information: I will be creating the MP3 files from audio cassette tapes. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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      I would like to create an application for the pocket PC (iPAQ) using eVC++ that when you start the app it plays a MP3 file for 5 mins and continues to play until it reaches the end of a current section of music. The music is in sound bits of 20 - 40 sec. When it is done playing and found the silent section, the app will close. It was suggested that I look at the Windows Media Player for Pocket PC SDK documentation. I have looked at the documentation but I need some more basic understanding how MP3 files are layed down and some palce I can read how to interface through C++. An additional bit of information: I will be creating the MP3 files from audio cassette tapes. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

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      Did you look at DirectPlay , do a search on it with google.com.


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        Did you look at DirectPlay , do a search on it with google.com.


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        Soliant, Thank you for the suggestion. To be honest, I do not understand how to use a API. I will look at the documentation but can you give some additional help how I would use? Thank you

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          Soliant, Thank you for the suggestion. To be honest, I do not understand how to use a API. I will look at the documentation but can you give some additional help how I would use? Thank you

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          Maybe check out this link to download appropriate SDK, http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/downloads/list/winmedia.asp[^] it will have code samples, hopefully it will have one using DirectPlay or similar to play MP3's .


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            Maybe check out this link to download appropriate SDK, http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/downloads/list/winmedia.asp[^] it will have code samples, hopefully it will have one using DirectPlay or similar to play MP3's .


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            Thank you for the suggestions. I appreciate the input.

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