MDX Issue

[codegurugeek]

Guys,

For a complete Managed DirectX 9 download ? do i have to download the the directx installation file from the past together with all the updates?

Or i just have to download the latest Managed DirectX 9 June 2005 Update will do ? because i found out that in comparison to the directX, many samples are missing?

Please advise and guide me to download the full complete version of Direct X 9 for Managed Code..

Thank You

[SouthernCodeMonkey]

The updates are fully functioning SDKs complete with docs, examples, and runtimes/headers/libs. There's plenty of examples included too.

Hmm. You've got wondering what the difference is (besides the filesize obviously) between the initial SDK release and the updates. I wonder if it is the VS.NET 2003 documentation (for the IDE)? I never missed it because I have the full MSDN collection on disk.

Maybe someone else will chime in and enlighten us.

Regards.

P.S. The MDX9 application framework seriously owns.

[codegurugeek]

Thanks for the info SouthernCodeMonkey,

Actually i was looking for the directshow samples.. and i can't get to find it in the June 2005 updates..

LOL.. true .. got to wait for others to enlighten us.. ;-P

[codegurugeek]

well, actually i am looking into the opportunity to make a video+audio capture software out of the MDX..

Please advise whether it is a correct direction to take for the time being ? if not.. is there any suggestion ?

..

[SouthernCodeMonkey]

Bad news. There's no managed DirectShow library...which explains the lack of examples.

You'll have to look elsewhere if you require it to be a managed library.

Regards.

[codegurugeek]

oh god..

You'll have to look elsewhere if you require it to be a managed library

does that means its out there somewhere?

Or else

i got to do it in the VC++ (unmanaged) way ?

[codegurugeek]

err... is there any news that they are going to include the DirectShow?

[codegurugeek]

SouthernCodeMonkey

Bad news. There's no managed DirectShow library...which explains the lack of examples.
You'll have to look elsewhere if you require it to be a managed library.

Could somebody gives me some accurate direction ? Where is the "elsewhere" ? Anybody has any idea about it ?