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    Re: using own dll

    Quote Originally Posted by BSA01 View Post
    I know that, and I have done all.

    In this DLL, I have module where I have directX functions, and in DLL I used reference quartz.dll.

    Description of problem.

    I want to use two sounds at the same time. First, I set module inside application. But if I want to load secund file, first will be replaced. And I can't play it. So, I decided to move that module in one DLL, so i can declare two object, Music1 as MyDll.clsPlay, Music as MyDll.clsPlay.



    Using this DLL, I can't accomplish this task
    for your first problem :
    play more than one file at a time:
    Code:
    Type DirectShowbuf
        Event As IMediaEvent
        Control As IMediaControl
        Position As IMediaPosition
        Audio As IBasicAudio
        Video As IBasicVideo
        Video_Window As IVideoWindow
    End Type
    
    Function DSInit(DS As DirectShowbuf) As Boolean
        On Error GoTo Error_Handler
        Set DS.Control = New FilgraphManager
        Set DS.Event = DS.Control
        Set DS.Position = DS.Control
        DS.Position.Rate = 1
        DSInit = False
        Exit Function
    Error_Handler:
    '    Call ShowErrorMsg()
        DSInit = True
    End Function
    you can use this last function to open as many devices as you want,
    and thus play as many files as you want.
    you should be aware what you're doing, because you need also to close those
    devices.
    you can for examples use an array to store each device, like this:
    Code:
    Dim DSArray[10] As DirectSHowBuf
    Dim DSDeviceNum As Integer
    
    Private Sub Form_Load()
      For DSDeviceNum = 0 To 3
        Call DSInit(DSArray(DSDeviceNum))  
        DSDeviceNum = DSDeviceNum + 1
      Next
    
      For DSDeviceNum = 0 To 3
        DSArray(DSDeviceNum).Control.RenderFile (fName)
      Next
    End Sub

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