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Don't think that you can do it in some easy way. Why you have only LPB...ER?
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Don't think that you can do it in some easy way. Why you have only LPB...ER?

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I am using AVI api, to return a single frame. The frame data is returned as a packed DIB.<br />
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All i want to do is display it!<br />
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Thanks Again<br />
<br />
Rich
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I am using AVI api, to return a single frame. The frame data is returned as a packed DIB.

All i want to do is display it!

Thanks Again

Rich

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than display dib directly, can you show your code or tell which function do you using?
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than display dib directly, can you show your code or tell which function do you using?

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I'm not sure if this works with packed DIBs ...<br />
But it's worth a try.
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I'm not sure if this works with packed DIBs ...
But it's worth a try.

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CreateDIBitmap() is definetely my function! Cheers<br />
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The only thing is i am struggling with the fourth paramter ptr to initialisation data, i guess i need to manipulate my LPBitmapInfoheader. &nbsp;But i dunno how!<br />
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Thanks Again Richard<br />
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CreateDIBitmap() is definetely my function! Cheers

The only thing is i am struggling with the fourth paramter ptr to initialisation data, i guess i need to manipulate my LPBitmapInfoheader.  But i dunno how!

Thanks Again Richard


 

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lpbInit is the bitmap data itself.
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Hi<br />
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What is the relationship between a BITMAPINFOHEADER and a HBITBMAP?<br />
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I have a LPBITMAPINFOHEADER but i want a HBITMAP so i can display it in a CStatic.<br />
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<br />
Cheers<br />
<br />
Richard
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Hi

What is the relationship between a BITMAPINFOHEADER and a HBITBMAP?

I have a LPBITMAPINFOHEADER but i want a HBITMAP so i can display it in a CStatic.


Cheers

Richard

HBITMAP And BITMAPINFOHEADERS

Kernel and system programming is the process of creating the software necessary for a computer or device to function and operate other programs. Some operating systems (such as Microsoft Windows) are proprietary, but others, such as the various Linux distributions, are open source.