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    Does someone knows how the buffers of an AVI file are written in the file ? I already search the Microsoft and google sites and I just can't find, maybe for incompetence. If some one knows or knows were can I find this information I will be greatfull. Thanks

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      Does someone knows how the buffers of an AVI file are written in the file ? I already search the Microsoft and google sites and I just can't find, maybe for incompetence. If some one knows or knows were can I find this information I will be greatfull. Thanks

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      >Does someone knows how the buffers of an AVI file are written in the file ? please make clear , what do u mean by buffers of an AVI file are written in a file r u trying to read an AVI file , writing its data in some other file. or if u mean how to write AVI file? if the case is later the there is a library available Vfw32.lib. using AVI function of this libray you can create ur own AVI file by writing AUDIO/VIDEO data in it. like 0 AVIFileInit // for initializing AVI library 1 AVIFileOpen // for creating AVI File 2 AVIStreamCreate / for creating Audio/ video stream 3 AVIStreamWrite //for writing audio video data 5 AVIFileClose // for closing ur file 4 AVIFileExit / un initializing the library Abhishek Srivastava Software Engineer (VC++) India ,Noida Mobile no 9891492921 :)

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        >Does someone knows how the buffers of an AVI file are written in the file ? please make clear , what do u mean by buffers of an AVI file are written in a file r u trying to read an AVI file , writing its data in some other file. or if u mean how to write AVI file? if the case is later the there is a library available Vfw32.lib. using AVI function of this libray you can create ur own AVI file by writing AUDIO/VIDEO data in it. like 0 AVIFileInit // for initializing AVI library 1 AVIFileOpen // for creating AVI File 2 AVIStreamCreate / for creating Audio/ video stream 3 AVIStreamWrite //for writing audio video data 5 AVIFileClose // for closing ur file 4 AVIFileExit / un initializing the library Abhishek Srivastava Software Engineer (VC++) India ,Noida Mobile no 9891492921 :)

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        I have tryed this functions, but I had a problem that is, I am trying to add one audio stream and one or more video streams, when I join one audio with one video this vfw functions works fine, when I try to join one audio with two videos the videos became scramble, it interleaves the video frames Can you help me with that ?

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