Programmatically controlling DSP plugins from activex interface? RickH <passport[ at ]windcrestsoftware.com> 4/23/2007 3:15:37 PM Hello, I'm using the WMP activeX control on a VB form basically like this: Dim Player As AxWMPLib.AxWindowsMediaPlayer = New AxWMPLib.AxWindowsMediaPlayer Me.Controls.Add(Player) All is woring fine and I am able to control all aspects of the player via my code. However, I cannot seem to find out how to prgrammatically control, turn off/on, query, or see the various DSP plugins that the user may have installed. Is there a way to control the DSP plugins from the AxWindowsMediaPlayer interface in VB? If so, how? Is there an array of plugin objects that I can access from the AxWindowsMediaPlayer class hierarchy? Particularly I am looking for a way to control the "WOW SOS" plugin that comes free with WMP and another 3rd party DSP plugin that I plan on shipping with my app. My environment: (Visual Studio 2005 .NET, VB, WMP 11, WinXP) Thanks Any help would be greatly appreciated

Re: Programmatically controlling DSP plugins from activex interface? RickH <passport[ at ]windcrestsoftware.com> 4/23/2007 4:36:26 PM On Apr 23, 10:15 am, RickH <passp...[ at ]windcrestsoftware.com> wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hello, > > I'm using the WMP activeX control on a VB form basically like this: > > Dim Player As AxWMPLib.AxWindowsMediaPlayer = New > AxWMPLib.AxWindowsMediaPlayer > Me.Controls.Add(Player) > > All is woring fine and I am able to control all aspects of the player > via my code. However, I cannot seem to find out how to > prgrammatically control, turn off/on, query, or see the various DSP > plugins that the user may have installed. > > Is there a way to control the DSP plugins from the > AxWindowsMediaPlayer interface in VB? If so, how? Is there an array > of plugin objects that I can access from the AxWindowsMediaPlayer > class hierarchy? > > Particularly I am looking for a way to control the "WOW SOS" plugin > that comes free with WMP and another 3rd party DSP plugin that I plan > on shipping with my app. > > My environment: > > (Visual Studio 2005 .NET, VB, WMP 11, WinXP) > > Thanks > Any help would be greatly appreciated Oops, I meant to say "SRS WOW" plugin.