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This SDK contains everything you need to create a DSP plug-in for Media Center. |
This SDK contains everything you need to create a DSP plug-in for Media Center. |
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[http://www.jriver.com/DevZone/MediaCenterSDK.rar Download the SDK] |
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==Writing a plug-in== |
==Writing a plug-in== |
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* The example plug-in was made with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003. |
* The example plug-in was made with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003. |
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* Include MJDSPPlugin.h into your project. |
* Include MJDSPPlugin.h into your project. |
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Latest revision as of 05:50, 4 May 2015
This SDK contains everything you need to create a DSP plug-in for Media Center.
Writing a plug-in
The best way to learn about Media Center's plug-in architecture, and to eventually write your own plug-in, is to work through the example provided. It's the simplest plug-in possible, it creates a stutter effect. You should be able to simply make changes where necessary to this project and end up with your own DSP plug-in.
Some Considerations
Here are just a few things to remember when writing a plug-in:
- The example plug-in was made with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003.
- Include MJDSPPlugin.h into your project.