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Hey Josh,I gave it a whirl and it built the graph fine but I was unable to tune a channel (only spent about 15 minutes looking at it however). I did have a question. Just curious why you are using the Smart Tee vs. using 2 graphs with a Stream Buffer in the middle. Personally if I were building this, I would build the DTV as a standalone configurable plug-in (as you had before). The plug-in would work with a graph up to the stream buffer. Tuning and configuration would occur here. I would perhaps even add features to pipe it to an IP Sink. Then within the TV module, I would simply build a graph to read the buffer and perhaps submit tune requests to the plug-in. The graph could either pull the stream from a local buffer or maybe an IP buffer. Here is an MS link touching on this idea:http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/directshow/htm/creatingthestreambuffergraphs.asp. I would like to offer up some help if you would like but I am very new to C#. Looks good so far, thanks for the effort,Shane (FullDeck)
Hey Josh,
I gave it a whirl and it built the graph fine but I was unable to tune a channel (only spent about 15 minutes looking at it however). I did have a question.
Just curious why you are using the Smart Tee vs. using 2 graphs with a Stream Buffer in the middle.
Personally if I were building this, I would build the DTV as a standalone configurable plug-in (as you had before). The plug-in would work with a graph up to the stream buffer. Tuning and configuration would occur here. I would perhaps even add features to pipe it to an IP Sink. Then within the TV module, I would simply build a graph to read the buffer and perhaps submit tune requests to the plug-in. The graph could either pull the stream from a local buffer or maybe an IP buffer. Here is an MS link touching on this idea:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/directshow/htm/creatingthestreambuffergraphs.asp.
I would like to offer up some help if you would like but I am very new to C#.
Looks good so far, thanks for the effort,
Shane (FullDeck)