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Dark GDK / Simply wanted to play avi

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frstPrsn
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Posted: 13th Dec 2006 00:14
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Ok, I'm just starting to code in DGDK and here is my code. I wonder what am I doing wrong. I can only hear sound and see anything.

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frstPrsn
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Posted: 13th Dec 2006 01:15
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Nevermind, got it to work, basically took one of the codes from the example, replaced the file name and the rest of the unnecessary lines. Although I would still like to know why my previous coude did not work.
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Posted: 19th Dec 2006 10:03 Edited at: 19th Dec 2006 10:06
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I don't use DGDK but I would say your code should have looked like this:


You need dbSync(); in your main loop before anything is displayed, though I dont think that should affect an avi...

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frstPrsn
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Posted: 19th Dec 2006 20:33
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Yeah, thanks for your advice, it helped me on another part of the program. Another question that I have is that can I call dll's while i'm playing. I need to poll for abort while i'm playing avi and other movie files.





this is the test code I have, so how can I do this? All i'm getting is a blank screen.
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frstPrsn
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Stupid of me, nevermind.... I solved my problem
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James Bondo
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Posted: 19th Dec 2006 23:25
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Maybe if you shared the mistake, the rest of us could learn from it.

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frstPrsn
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well, basically, what i wrote in here and what I had is not entirely same, what I posted is correct and basically the solution to my problem. I since i'm doing a lot of type casting to a character pointer when calling my dll functions, i forget that i don't need to cast it when returning int's. So there is my stupidity.
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