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Ark, stored in a database no in a dll.....
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Ark, stored in a database no in a dll.....

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No difference - just fill array from BLOB field and set lpData = VarPtr(arrData(0)). Probably, you'll need GlobalAlloc/GlobalLock API to lock memory area and pass lpData pointer, returned by GlobalLock API.
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No difference - just fill array from BLOB field and set lpData = VarPtr(arrData(0)). Probably, you'll need GlobalAlloc/GlobalLock API to lock memory area and pass lpData pointer, returned by GlobalLock API.

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Hi,<br />
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How can I play an avi video stored in an access database in a binary field using mciSendStringA in Visual Basic 6.0 without using a temporal file. (I think using a stream, some example?)<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Hi,

How can I play an avi video stored in an access database in a binary field using mciSendStringA in Visual Basic 6.0 without using a temporal file. (I think using a stream, some example?)

Thanks.
 


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