Re: writing part of a stream to a file



On 4 Mar 2007 08:10:22 -0800, "mike" <michabir@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

i have a graph that saves an avi movie into an avi file.
i want to save only a specific part of the movie (for example i want
the output file to be composed of frames 500-1500).
i tried doing seek in the graph and then running it but the graph
doesnt support seek operations.

any ideas?

The way I do it is I use a split graph approach (check out GMFBridge),
but to be perfectly honest if you only need it to work with AVI movies
it will probably be easier to do it using the AVIFile API.

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