• ▼DirectX 8.1 (C++)
  • Legal Information
  • ▶Introducing DirectX 8.1
  • ▶DirectX Graphics
  • ▶DirectX Audio
  • ▶DirectInput
  • ▶DirectPlay
  • ▼DirectShow
    • ▶Introduction to DirectShow
    • ▶Getting Started
    • ▶About DirectShow
    • ▼Using DirectShow
      • ▶Simulating Graph Building with GraphEdit
      • File Playback
      • ▶Audio Capture
      • ▶Video Capture
      • ▶DirectShow Editing Services
      • ▶DVD Applications
      • ▶Windows Media Applications
      • ▶Microsoft TV Technologies
      • ▶Using the Video Mixing Renderer
      • ▼Writing DirectShow Filters
        • ▼How Filters Connect
          • Pin Connections
          • Negotiating Media Types
          • Negotiating Allocators
          • Reconnecting Pins
        • ▶Data Flow for Filter Developers
        • ▶Threads and Critical Sections
        • ▶Time and Clocks in DirectShow
        • ▶Quality-Control Management
        • ▶DirectShow and COM
        • ▶Writing Transform Filters
        • ▶Writing Video Renderers
        • ▶Writing Capture Filters
        • ▶Exposing Capture and Compression Formats
        • Registering a Custom File Type
      • ▶Debugging with DirectShow
    • ▶Decoder Development
    • ▶DirectShow Tutorials
    • ▶DirectShow Samples
    • ▶DirectShow Reference
    • ▶Microsoft TV Technologies C++ Reference
    • ▶Microsoft TV Technologies Visual Basic and Script Reference
    • ▶DirectShow Editing Services C++ Reference
    • ▶DirectShow Editing Services Visual Basic Reference
    • ▶DirectX Media Objects
    • ▶Media Parameters
    • ▶Appendixes
    • Glossary
  • ▶DirectSetup
  • ▶Glossary