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Originally Posted by Neisklar
Should be possible, afaik EVERY program that uses standard windows api file handling can read and write to a named pipe, if the other process opened it. So only one side must be pipe aware and create it and voila it works. It should even work over the network.
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No. Not every program can use pipes perfectly. With ldecod & eac3to I had problems to make them support pipes. Because, by default eac3to does not support pipes, and old version of ldecod crashes at the end of pipe, because ReadFile function returns different codes if pipe is closed and file is ended. See WinSDK for more info. You should fix ldecod code to make it support pipes (see at the end of file processing code).
The eac3to that support pipes you can grab from old ssifSource package.
P.S. I'm rather busy now. No time to support ssifSource rapidly.