Tamir,
I don't quite understand what you mean by "earn" the drivers dll into
.NET. It might be possible that you can't. Unless it is a dll that
exports functions (in which case you will use the P/Invoke layer) or COM
objects (which you have to use COM Interop for), you won't be able to
access it through C#. You would have to write C++ code to provide a
managed wrapper.
Also, for what you are trying to do, I would not recommend using .NET,
as I think you will have to much of a performance hit.
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Tamir Khason said:
Thank you for response,
I have the driver dll (not com), SDK (with C++ ton of code) and an
example with hooks and traps in every place.
I can not replace the card (this one is very special at more then 10k$),
but its driver does not support DirectShow (by now). The question is: How
it is possible to "earn" the drivers' dll into .NET (I have .h-es) to use
it with GDI+ for example to renderring..
TNX
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Nicholas Paldino said:
Tamir,
It if is possible, I would think that it would require a lot of code,
as well as in depth knowledge of the hardware in order to make it work.
On top of that, I wouldn't do it in .NET.
To be honest, if you had a requirement that the video card drivers
support DirectShow, I would just replace the card. I couldn't justify
the time writing my own driver.
Hope this helps.
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Question: I have some custom video card with custom driver, which does
not support DirectShow. How it possible (if it is) implement program
using it within .NET enviroment?
TNX
