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Copyright (C) 2001 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Media Streaming Provider Base Classes
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Overview:
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These are the sources for Media Streaming Provider Base Classes.
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See Platform SDK and SampleMSP sample for more information on using MSP Base
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Classes for writing Media Streaming Providers.
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How to build MSP Base Classes:
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To build the sample:
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- install the DirectX9 SDK
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- set the SDK build environment by running setenv.bat in the Platform SDK root directory
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- Set the enviroment variable DXSDK_DIR to point to the root directory of the DirectX9 SDK
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(e.g. set DXSDK_DIR=C:\DXSDK )
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NOTE: With latest Direct X SDK , DXSDK_DIR is already set, set it manually only if the env var is not set
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You can add this to the setenv.bat so DXSDK_DIR will be set whenever you run setenv.bat. A good place to add this
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line is right after the set MSSDK= line
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- type "nmake" in MSPBase directory. This will build MSP Base classes and
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produce MSPBaseSample.lib
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Note that MSPBase' headers can be found in Platform SDK's include directory.
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Building Your MSP with MSP Base Classes
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Your MSP should link with the lib file produced from building MSP Base Classes.
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SampleMSP is an example of an MSP that uses a custom-built msp.
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