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zepking
1st May 2007, 02:51
I know it has normalizing aka "smart volume management", and that seems to work incredible, but does it have crossfading as well?

sysKin
1st May 2007, 05:17
Crossfading is next to impossible with directshow. Or at least hard, buggy and crashy.

Shinigami-Sama
1st May 2007, 06:27
Crossfading is next to impossible with directshow. Or at least hard, buggy and crashy.

Then how does Winamp implement it?
I've not had a problem with it even since the 2.X days

Then again it does spontaneously crash

foxyshadis
1st May 2007, 08:16
By not using DirectShow, of course. :p It uses DirectSound, but all decoding is kept internal and can be toyed with all they want.

It doesn't seem like it'd be so hard to do with directshow, as long as the graphs were set up entirely separately and mixed internally, unless the decoder just can't deal with multiple instances; but what do I know, I've never tried it.

Shinigami-Sama
1st May 2007, 08:18
I'd always been under the impression directsound was a subsection of directshow
makes sense I guess