Linker error using DirectShow
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I am making a game that I would like to use DirectShow, so I downloaded the 8.1 SDK, and I keep getting this linker error (using Microsoft VC++ 6.0) about ''an unresolved external symbol _IID_IGraphBuilder''.
Anyone know what this is about? What lib files do I need to include in my project? Any help is appreciated.
Thanks.
amstrmid.lib
(IIRC: Active Movie STReaMing ID''s)
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Simon O''Connor
Creative Asylum Ltd
www.creative-asylum.com
(IIRC: Active Movie STReaMing ID''s)
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Simon O''Connor
Creative Asylum Ltd
www.creative-asylum.com
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Holy cow! Just about every definition in amstrmid.lib is giving me grief, totaling 358 linker errors! Here is the output:
amstrmid.lib(strmiids.obj) : error LNK2005: _IID_IKsPropertySet already defined in ChaosSphere.obj
Except imagine 357 more of those with varying symbols. It''s already defined in my game (ChaosSphere)? What is going on?
However, the original _IID_GraphBuilder is no longer an error, so that got fixed.
amstrmid.lib(strmiids.obj) : error LNK2005: _IID_IKsPropertySet already defined in ChaosSphere.obj
Except imagine 357 more of those with varying symbols. It''s already defined in my game (ChaosSphere)? What is going on?
However, the original _IID_GraphBuilder is no longer an error, so that got fixed.
you #defined INITGUID in some source files but not in others. don''t use it and link with appropriate libs instead.
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<gasp!> My saviors!
Thank you both very much, my game is one step closer to completion.
Thank you again,
HellspawnXIII
Thank you both very much, my game is one step closer to completion.
Thank you again,
HellspawnXIII
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Okay, new problem: I render an mp3, play it, stop it, render a new mp3 and play that one and the old one is still going. They''re both playing at the same time! Do I need to make a new GraphBuilder for every mp3 I want to play? Or can I just ''unload'' the old mp3 and load the new one? I''ve checked out MSDN but none of the functions seemed to do any ''unloading'' except for the ->Release(). Any thoughts?
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