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Frame rate control filter, possible bug? Started by zwen at 12-03-2007 4:48. Topic has 1 replies. LEAD Support Fo... » Developer » Multimedia Filt... » Frame rate control filter, possible bug?

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12-03-2007, 4:48 zwen Joined on 11-20-2007 Posts 7 Frame rate control filter, possible bug? Hi, I am using the frame rate control filter in my directshow graph. I can adjust the frame rate by calling the put_FrameRate(value). The problem is the put_ChangeStreamLength() function. I called this function with parameter (TRUE), it didn't take any effect. The only way I can change the change stream length is via the GraphEdit. I can tick the "change stream length" option in the interface. Therefore, the trick to make my program work is : 1. start GraphEdit, insert the Frame Rate Conrol Filter, select the "change Stream Length" option, click "Apply". 2. do the programing in normal way. But whenever I call the put_ChangeStreamLength() with either TRUE or FALSE, the change stream length option will be disabled and I have to use the Graphedit to enable that option. Any idea of the problem? Mnay thanks in advance. Jeff    Report

12-04-2007, 3:20 Maen Hasan Joined on 08-05-2004 Posts 1,748 Re: Frame rate control filter, possible bug? Hello, I checked the ChangeStreamLength property of the LEAD Video Frame Rate Controller Filter and it works correctly. I checked this issue by using the following code: +-------------+ Private Sub Command1_Click() 'Set the Source File ltmmPlayCtrl1.sourcefile = "c:\DaDa_CMW.avi" ltmmPlayCtrl1.Run End Sub Private Sub Command2_Click() Dim nIndex As Integer Dim LMVFrame As LMVFramCtrl     'The string below is retrieved from the Filters List utility nIndex = ltmmPlayCtrl1.VideoProcessors.Find("@device:sw:{E526D606-22E7-494C-B81E-AC0A94BFE603}\{E2B7DD97-38C5-11D5-91F6-00104BDB8FF9}") ltmmPlayCtrl1.SelectedVideoProcessors.Add ltmmPlayCtrl1.VideoProcessors.Item(nIndex), 0 Set LMVFrame = ltmmPlayCtrl1.GetSubObject(ltmmPlay_Object_SelVideoProcessor) ltmmPlayCtrl1.Pause LMVFrame.Enable = 1 LMVFrame.FrameRate = 10 LMVFrame.ChangeStreamLength = True ltmmPlayCtrl1.Run End Sub +-------------+ If you check the same issue using thee above code, do you face the same problem? Also, what is the build number of the LMVFramCtrl2.dll and DSKernel2.dll files on your system32 folder? Thanks, Maen Badwan LEADTOOLS Technical Support    Report

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