Since Windows Media Player 6.1, Windows has its’ own mp3 decoder. Can I use that decoder to get access to the decoded audio (raw) data?
I assume it would have to be done with DirectShow.
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Since Windows Media Player 6.1, Windows has its’ own mp3 decoder. Can I use that decoder to get access to the decoded audio (raw) data?
I assume it would have to be done with DirectShow.
You can add a sample grabber into the graph after the mp3 decoder. The sample grabber allows you to configure a callback that gets called as each sample passes through the media pipeline.
Your graph would look something like