I am trying to access Quicktime functions by making a system call on the
PC...
what do you mean when you say "system call"?
My Question to another mailing list:
Is it possible to target functions in another running application with the
system plugin ?
there's no such thing called "system plugin"
I need to call the 'mcActionShowMessageString' function in QuickTime's
API. Then, I need to bring the string into NSIS for processing.
NSIS?
mcXX are Movie Controller commands (constants), so you can use MCDoAction
command if I remember the name well
The Answer from that mailing list:
If they are exported, you can call them using the System plug-in. Use
'Dependency Walker' to find out which functions are exported.
If I understand correctly, you need to get "QTMLCliend.DLL" from the
QuickTime SDK. It exports most or all of the QuickTime API calls in "cdecl"
(C) calling convention
for those familiar with QT on Windows, does QT have any 'exported'
functions that can be called/accessed ?
yep, QTMLClient.dll is for Delphi etc. clients that can't use the C headers
and libraries directly. Instead they load that DLL and they call into the
procs it exports
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George Birbilis (email@hidden)
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional
MVP J# for 2004 & 2005 http://www.kagi.com/birbilis
QuickTime, Delphi, ActiveX, .NET, IPC
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