Bluedan
24th March 2002, 17:31
DSP_guru,
you stressed that latest BeSweet version does support libvorbis.dll available on Rare Wares, which means speed gain.
I remember following your discussion with the maintainer of that site and the author (John33) over at everwicked.com.
But being unable to recover that thread, I ran into problem what to do with that dll (~93kb), because normally it must be registered via regsvr32 or regdrop which puts a copy into system folder, right ?
But both apps tell me that dllregistry entry point was not found and that maybe a corrupted libvorbis.dll resides in memory.
Maybe I didn't think about that much, but that's the way to handle dlls, isn't it?
But what about certain versions of dlls, which are situated in a program folder, which have the same name as the "normal" dll?
Are they not registered at programm startup, because otherwise there will be a conflict with other programs relying on the original one...
I know it's really basic, but how does it work ?
:rolleyes:
you stressed that latest BeSweet version does support libvorbis.dll available on Rare Wares, which means speed gain.
I remember following your discussion with the maintainer of that site and the author (John33) over at everwicked.com.
But being unable to recover that thread, I ran into problem what to do with that dll (~93kb), because normally it must be registered via regsvr32 or regdrop which puts a copy into system folder, right ?
But both apps tell me that dllregistry entry point was not found and that maybe a corrupted libvorbis.dll resides in memory.
Maybe I didn't think about that much, but that's the way to handle dlls, isn't it?
But what about certain versions of dlls, which are situated in a program folder, which have the same name as the "normal" dll?
Are they not registered at programm startup, because otherwise there will be a conflict with other programs relying on the original one...
I know it's really basic, but how does it work ?
:rolleyes: