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Unless there is objection or further activity,  I will suggest to accept

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PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS AN ANSWER!
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How do I set a directshow filter to be a reference clock<br />
for the filter graph? The SDK documentation has<br />
an interface named IReferenceClock, but I do not know the<br />
exact method and the sequence to use.
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How do I set a directshow filter to be a reference clock
for the filter graph? The SDK documentation has
an interface named IReferenceClock, but I do not know the
exact method and the sequence to use.

Setting  a DirectShow filter as a reference clock

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