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Help me->using in_mp3.dll of WINAMP

Started by July 20, 2003 08:56 AM
2 comments, last by Billnguyen 21 years, 6 months ago
in_mp3.dll in_mp3.dll contruction -> play file *.mp3 Thanks...
Here we go !!!
what the heck??

That is toatly confusing. I sure hope you are not trying to use the winamp in_mp3 plugin dll for something other than winamp.

Use a different libary. How about SDL/SDL_mixer or FMOD??

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Uh...
when you know in_mp3.dll contruction -> you can use pointer function and point functions in .dll,...i don''t know function name that play file *.mp3 in .dll

???
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type TIn_Module=record
version : integer; // module type (IN_VER)
description : PChar; // description of module, with version string

hMainWindow : HWND; // winamp''s main window (filled in by winamp)
hDllInstance : HINST; // DLL instance handle (Also filled in by winamp)...
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var
getInModule : function : pointer; stdcall;
getOutModule : function : pointer; stdcall;

--BEGIN main unit:--------------------
getInModule := GetProcAddress(InputDLLHandle, ''winampGetInModule2'');
-----------------------------------------
DELPHI->C++

but...
Here we go !!!
Uhmn - in_mp3.dll is part of winamp and I am almost positive it only decodes - you need an output plugin (such as out_wav.dll) to output sound..


Use FMOD or SDL_mixer or something else

google.com for them

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