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thanks Alex!<br />
but what about modules... i would to play xm files?
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thanks Alex!
but what about modules... i would to play xm files?

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ralph, it is 2-nd Q and roule of EE: only 1 question in you Q!<br />
But: yes, ActiveX(and BCB components from <a href="http://bcb-tools.com/Welcome.htm" rel="ugc">http://bcb-tools.com/Welcome.htm</a>&nbsp;)<br />
supports most of sound formats and , of course,xm .<br />
Alex
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ralph, it is 2-nd Q and roule of EE: only 1 question in you Q!
But: yes, ActiveX(and BCB components from http://bcb-tools.com/Welcome.htm [http://bcb-tools.com/Welcome.htm] )
supports most of sound formats and , of course,xm .
Alex

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hummm... i'm searching for free components and none are free on bcb-tools. don't u know a freeware site?<br />
<br />
thanks again
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hummm... i'm searching for free components and none are free on bcb-tools. don't u know a freeware site?

thanks again

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1. As i know You can use DephiX component(as every Delphi component) in<br />
BCB. <br />
2. <a href="http://www.cdx.sk/index.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.cdx.sk/index.htm</a>&nbsp;<br />
site with (free!) BCB component for<br />
ActiveX(from his reclam).
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1. As i know You can use DephiX component(as every Delphi component) in
BCB.
2. http://www.cdx.sk/index.htm [http://www.cdx.sk/index.htm] 
site with (free!) BCB component for
ActiveX(from his reclam).

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hello!<br />
i would really appreciate somebody to tell me if some directx components exists (like delphix for delphi) with C++ builder 3.<br />
I'm searching for a modules player component too!<br />
<br />
thanks for responses!
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hello!
i would really appreciate somebody to tell me if some directx components exists (like delphix for delphi) with C++ builder 3.
I'm searching for a modules player component too!

thanks for responses!

C++ Builder, directx and modules...

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