Hi,
 I have located the VIDC listings in the Windows (XP) registry and
identified the FOURCC codes for each of the codecs and the associated
DLLs.  I'm thinking that there must be a standard list of DLL entry
points for codecs that are used by Windows programs.  Please tell me
where I can find a list of the standard entry points and descriptions
of the usage of the functions.
To make a long story short: I'm a software engineer looking for a way
to examine AVI/WAV files to check for possible illegal values causing
audio dropouts on a DVD.

Thanks much

Chuck

On 26 Apr 2004, Chuck Baker wrote:

> Hi,
>  I have located the VIDC listings in the Windows (XP) registry and
> identified the FOURCC codes for each of the codecs and the associated
> DLLs.  I'm thinking that there must be a standard list of DLL entry
> points for codecs that are used by Windows programs.  Please tell me
> where I can find a list of the standard entry points and descriptions
> of the usage of the functions.
> To make a long story short: I'm a software engineer looking for a way
> to examine AVI/WAV files to check for possible illegal values causing
> audio dropouts on a DVD.

Isn't there a Win32 API for it ?

Anyhow, you may want to check the VirtualDub source code.
It's an open source Win32 application for editing AVIs.


HTH,
Sebastian

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