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managed directx sample csAVPlayer barely works

First of all, sorry for the cross-post. Seems like there should be a
managed directx newsgroup.

I'm trying to open the following sample application that comes with the
DirectX SDK.
C:\DXSDK\Samples\C#\AudioVideo\Bin\csAVPlayer.exe

It will not play some of the samples shipped with the SDK. It either
completey hangs the application (and I have to use Windows Task Manager to
kill it) or sometimes it displays an error message. Below are the exact
results of my tests on three different computers with three different
versions of windows and different versions of the SD / redist runtime. I am
curious if anybody else can duplicate these problems (I know there was a
post about the audio problems before). And if there are any known issues
that I can check (do i need other plugins or software, like quicktime?)

Thank you in advance for any help.

Mike Mayer
http://www.mag37.com/csharp/
mi**@mag37.com
TEST SET 1:
Software: Windows XP Professional (with all service packs / security fixes),
DirectX 9.0B SDK
Hardware: CPU: AMD AthlonXP 1700+, Motherboard: ASUS NFORCE A7N266-VM/LAN/AA
RT with Nvidia GeForce2 Integrated GPU display adapter

Run csAvPlayer with each of the following included Media (installed with
SDK:)
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - locks up (kill with X button on app, get End Now dialog, then
Send Report dialog)
clocktxt.avi - runs fine
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened".
highway.avi - locks up (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
lake.mpg - runs fine
ruby.avi - doesn't run (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
skiing.avi - doesn't run (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
water.mpg - runs fine
TEST SET 2:
Software Windows 2003 Server, DirectX 9.0A SDK
Hardware Intel Celeron 500 MHz. Don't know motherboard. Display adapter
claims to be Intel 82810 Graphics Controller (Microsoft Corporation)

Run csAvPlayer with each of the following included Media (installed with
SDK:)
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - runs fine
clocktxt.avi - runs fine
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened"
highway.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened"
lake.mpg - runs fine
ruby.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file could
not be opened"
skiing.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file could
not be opened"
water.mpg - runs fine
TEST SET 3:
Software Windows 2000 Professional, DirectX 9.0B runtime (redist)
Hardware: gateway laptop w/ Intel Pentium II 300 Mhz
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - runs, but audio is just loud static
clocktxt.avi - runs, but audio is just loud static
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, locks up application
highway.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
lake.mpg - runs, but audio is just loud static
ruby.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
skiing.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
water.mpg - runs, but audio is just loud static
--
Mike Mayer
http://www.mag37.com/csharp/
mi**@mag37.com
Nov 15 '05 #1
2 2897
arg!!!!!!!
just found the directx.managed ng.
It's not under: microsoft.public.directx
and not under microsoft.public.dotnet
NO - that would make too much sense.
Instead, it's located here:
microsoft.public.win32.programmer.directx.managed

so i hope you all forgive me if I multi-post over to that ng in a week or
so, if I don't get any replies here...

-mike

"Michael Mayer" <mi**@mag37.com> wrote in message
news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
First of all, sorry for the cross-post. Seems like there should be a
managed directx newsgroup.

I'm trying to open the following sample application that comes with the
DirectX SDK.
C:\DXSDK\Samples\C#\AudioVideo\Bin\csAVPlayer.exe

It will not play some of the samples shipped with the SDK. It either
completey hangs the application (and I have to use Windows Task Manager to
kill it) or sometimes it displays an error message. Below are the exact
results of my tests on three different computers with three different
versions of windows and different versions of the SD / redist runtime. I am curious if anybody else can duplicate these problems (I know there was a
post about the audio problems before). And if there are any known issues
that I can check (do i need other plugins or software, like quicktime?)

Thank you in advance for any help.

Mike Mayer
http://www.mag37.com/csharp/
mi**@mag37.com
TEST SET 1:
Software: Windows XP Professional (with all service packs / security fixes), DirectX 9.0B SDK
Hardware: CPU: AMD AthlonXP 1700+, Motherboard: ASUS NFORCE A7N266-VM/LAN/AA RT with Nvidia GeForce2 Integrated GPU display adapter

Run csAvPlayer with each of the following included Media (installed with
SDK:)
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - locks up (kill with X button on app, get End Now dialog, then Send Report dialog)
clocktxt.avi - runs fine
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened".
highway.avi - locks up (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
lake.mpg - runs fine
ruby.avi - doesn't run (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
skiing.avi - doesn't run (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
water.mpg - runs fine
TEST SET 2:
Software Windows 2003 Server, DirectX 9.0A SDK
Hardware Intel Celeron 500 MHz. Don't know motherboard. Display adapter
claims to be Intel 82810 Graphics Controller (Microsoft Corporation)

Run csAvPlayer with each of the following included Media (installed with
SDK:)
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - runs fine
clocktxt.avi - runs fine
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened"
highway.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened"
lake.mpg - runs fine
ruby.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file could
not be opened"
skiing.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file could not be opened"
water.mpg - runs fine
TEST SET 3:
Software Windows 2000 Professional, DirectX 9.0B runtime (redist)
Hardware: gateway laptop w/ Intel Pentium II 300 Mhz
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - runs, but audio is just loud static
clocktxt.avi - runs, but audio is just loud static
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, locks up application
highway.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
lake.mpg - runs, but audio is just loud static
ruby.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
skiing.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
water.mpg - runs, but audio is just loud static
--
Mike Mayer
http://www.mag37.com/csharp/
mi**@mag37.com

Nov 15 '05 #2
arg!!!!!!!
just found the directx.managed ng.
It's not under: microsoft.public.directx
and not under microsoft.public.dotnet
NO - that would make too much sense.
Instead, it's located here:
microsoft.public.win32.programmer.directx.managed

so i hope you all forgive me if I multi-post over to that ng in a week or
so, if I don't get any replies here...

-mike

"Michael Mayer" <mi**@mag37.com> wrote in message
news:e1**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
First of all, sorry for the cross-post. Seems like there should be a
managed directx newsgroup.

I'm trying to open the following sample application that comes with the
DirectX SDK.
C:\DXSDK\Samples\C#\AudioVideo\Bin\csAVPlayer.exe

It will not play some of the samples shipped with the SDK. It either
completey hangs the application (and I have to use Windows Task Manager to
kill it) or sometimes it displays an error message. Below are the exact
results of my tests on three different computers with three different
versions of windows and different versions of the SD / redist runtime. I am curious if anybody else can duplicate these problems (I know there was a
post about the audio problems before). And if there are any known issues
that I can check (do i need other plugins or software, like quicktime?)

Thank you in advance for any help.

Mike Mayer
http://www.mag37.com/csharp/
mi**@mag37.com
TEST SET 1:
Software: Windows XP Professional (with all service packs / security fixes), DirectX 9.0B SDK
Hardware: CPU: AMD AthlonXP 1700+, Motherboard: ASUS NFORCE A7N266-VM/LAN/AA RT with Nvidia GeForce2 Integrated GPU display adapter

Run csAvPlayer with each of the following included Media (installed with
SDK:)
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - locks up (kill with X button on app, get End Now dialog, then Send Report dialog)
clocktxt.avi - runs fine
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened".
highway.avi - locks up (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
lake.mpg - runs fine
ruby.avi - doesn't run (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
skiing.avi - doesn't run (kill with X button, but still have to kill the
process csAVPlayer with task manager)
water.mpg - runs fine
TEST SET 2:
Software Windows 2003 Server, DirectX 9.0A SDK
Hardware Intel Celeron 500 MHz. Don't know motherboard. Display adapter
claims to be Intel 82810 Graphics Controller (Microsoft Corporation)

Run csAvPlayer with each of the following included Media (installed with
SDK:)
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - runs fine
clocktxt.avi - runs fine
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened"
highway.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file
could not be opened"
lake.mpg - runs fine
ruby.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file could
not be opened"
skiing.avi - doesn't run, displays the dialog "Invalid File: This file could not be opened"
water.mpg - runs fine
TEST SET 3:
Software Windows 2000 Professional, DirectX 9.0B runtime (redist)
Hardware: gateway laptop w/ Intel Pentium II 300 Mhz
butterfly.mpg - runs fine
chicken.wmv - runs, but audio is just loud static
clocktxt.avi - runs, but audio is just loud static
DRMShow.avi - doesn't run, locks up application
highway.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
lake.mpg - runs, but audio is just loud static
ruby.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
skiing.avi - runs, no audio (not sure if there should be)
water.mpg - runs, but audio is just loud static
--
Mike Mayer
http://www.mag37.com/csharp/
mi**@mag37.com

Nov 15 '05 #3

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