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Does the HttpHeader have to be send on the same request as the request the codec sends? In that case you HAVE to use a local proxy or implement a directhshow source filter. If you can send it just in a standalone single request apart from the playback, you can override the Player to create a new one (as I did in OnlineVideos)PS: I didn't know the MyTrailers plugin had a proxy as well You can check OnlineVideos sources, it also has a local proxy for issues like you describe.
Does the HttpHeader have to be send on the same request as the request the codec sends? In that case you HAVE to use a local proxy or implement a directhshow source filter. If you can send it just in a standalone single request apart from the playback, you can override the Player to create a new one (as I did in OnlineVideos)
PS: I didn't know the MyTrailers plugin had a proxy as well You can check OnlineVideos sources, it also has a local proxy for issues like you describe.