vc++ streaming to winamp2

gdunn · 19th July 2003, 19:20

Heya, I was wondering how to use either the WM_USER or WM_COPYDATA messages in order to stream data from my application to winamp 2.x. Data is being sent over a network to my application(vc++) and I want to play it in winamp as I am receiving the data. Does anyone know the id I need to use in order to do this for the messages?
cheers

gdunn · 22nd July 2003, 20:40

or is there another way to do this not relating to the messages? All I need to do is stream so it doesnt matter if it is with the message or not.
cheers

popatr · 22nd July 2003, 21:08

I've never written an input plugin, but go to the development section and download the in_sdk.

There's a lot I don't understand about it, but it looks like winamp passes you a structure that you put raw music data into. Along with other things. (I really don't know anything about audio processing but no one else answers)

gdunn · 24th July 2003, 23:54

Thanks a lot.. looks like this will work fairly easily.
cheers

19th July 2003, 19:20	#1
gdunn Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 5	vc++ streaming to winamp2 Heya, I was wondering how to use either the WM_USER or WM_COPYDATA messages in order to stream data from my application to winamp 2.x. Data is being sent over a network to my application(vc++) and I want to play it in winamp as I am receiving the data. Does anyone know the id I need to use in order to do this for the messages? cheers

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22nd July 2003, 20:40	#2
gdunn Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 5	or is there another way to do this not relating to the messages? All I need to do is stream so it doesnt matter if it is with the message or not. cheers

22nd July 2003, 21:08	#3
popatr Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 33	I've never written an input plugin, but go to the development section and download the in_sdk. There's a lot I don't understand about it, but it looks like winamp passes you a structure that you put raw music data into. Along with other things. (I really don't know anything about audio processing but no one else answers)

24th July 2003, 23:54	#4
gdunn Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 5	Thanks a lot.. looks like this will work fairly easily. cheers