Hello, everybody

I'm new to here. I hope to contribute to the wine project such as 
wine directshow or wined3d.
I have about one year development experience in designing directshow
filters on winxp platform.Then  try to port simple directshow 
architecture  on embedded system with my colleagues. I want to know
the development procedure of wine dshow or wined3d to see how i can of
 any help.
Sorry for my poor english. 
3x.

[Brian Vincent]

On 6/2/05, [e-mail]  wrote:
> I'm new to here. I hope to contribute to the wine project such as
> wine directshow or wined3d.
> I have about one year development experience in designing directshow
> filters on winxp platform.Then try to port simple directshow
> architecture on embedded system with my colleagues. I want to know
> the development procedure of wine dshow or wined3d to see how i can of
> any help.

Merging all this work might be an interesting way to get started:

http://directxwine.sourceforge.net/

I'm not sure of how difficult that is though. However, it seems to be 
holding up all other DirectX work.

-Brian

[Christian Costa]

[e-mail] wrote:
> I'm new to here. I hope to contribute to the wine project such as 
> wine directshow or wined3d.
> I have about one year development experience in designing directshow
> filters on winxp platform.Then  try to port simple directshow 
> architecture  on embedded system with my colleagues. I want to know
> the development procedure of wine dshow or wined3d to see how i can of
> any help.
> Sorry for my poor english. 
> 3x.

Regarding DirectShow, you can first take a look at the to do list.
Currently there are only an AVI and a WAVE parsers. We need more (mpeg1, 
mpeg2, mp3, ...).
Having a generic parser using libavformat (from FFMpeg) would be cool.
After glancing at the code, it seems (I'm not sure) it directly reads 
the input file which does not fit in DirectShow.
If it's not possible, each parser must be implemented separately (unless 
we can extend libavformat
for our needs).

Christian