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<blockquote data-quote="draktheas" data-source="post: 29604" data-attributes="member: 17330">After a little more research and superb amounts of frustration at the lack of documentation for BDA. I have decided that BDA drivers are beyond my capabilities as a developer.If anyone has a good source for BDA development information, I would be happy to look it over and re-evaluate my opinion. But at this point I am not familiar enough with driver development or BDA to do this kind of work.So I am going to go with the second option which is to develop a Directshow source filter that provides the seperate output pins that I can hook into MP. This will most closely mirror the development of the SS2 solution for MP and as well as being a lot easier for me or others to maintain in the long run. I am curious, has anyone attempted to develop a Directshow filter in .NET or C# yet? I have found a couple of sources through a google search, but no confirmed .NET Directshow filters or example code. I can certainly experiment with this option, but I would rather not waste time if it is a dead end. Ultimately, I may have to write in C++ just for performance reasons anyway. I would just like to know if this is even a concrete option at this point.Thanks all,Drak</blockquote>

[QUOTE="draktheas, post: 29604, member: 17330"] After a little more research and superb amounts of frustration at the lack of documentation for BDA. I have decided that BDA drivers are beyond my capabilities as a developer. If anyone has a good source for BDA development information, I would be happy to look it over and re-evaluate my opinion. But at this point I am not familiar enough with driver development or BDA to do this kind of work. So I am going to go with the second option which is to develop a Directshow source filter that provides the seperate output pins that I can hook into MP. This will most closely mirror the development of the SS2 solution for MP and as well as being a lot easier for me or others to maintain in the long run. I am curious, has anyone attempted to develop a Directshow filter in .NET or C# yet? I have found a couple of sources through a google search, but no confirmed .NET Directshow filters or example code. I can certainly experiment with this option, but I would rather not waste time if it is a dead end. Ultimately, I may have to write in C++ just for performance reasons anyway. I would just like to know if this is even a concrete option at this point. Thanks all, Drak [/QUOTE]

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