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This article introduces the basic terms and concepts needed to write a Microsoft DirectShow application. It also introduces some of the terminology used in DirectShow. After reading this section, you will be ready to write your first DirectShow application.
This article contains the following sections.
- Filter Graphs
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Writing
a DirectShow Application
Last updated on Tuesday, May 18, 2004