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This section describes the Microsoft DirectShow architecture at a level of detail appropriate to filter development. Before reading the articles in this section, you should read the articles in Getting Started with DirectShow. If you are writing a DirectShow application but not developing any filters, you can probably safely skip this section, or else skim through it.
- How Filters Connect
- Data Flow in the Filter Graph
- Time and Clocks in DirectShow
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Last updated on Tuesday, May 18, 2004