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C# & vb2005e

Hi,

I'm fairly new to c# and would like to check with the c# gurus out there...

I need to to create a project that goes fairly in depth into the innards of dshow programming and I've been told that C# can go to some lengths that vb2005e cannot. Is this true I guess what I'm asking is can c# do all that vb2005e can and more



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C# & vb2005e

  • ibbm

    If you are interested in working with DirectShow from C# I would highly recommend you look here: http://directshownet.sourceforge.net/

    This is a port of the directshow API to C#. It allows you to work with almost all aspects of DirectShow. The download comes with many samples to help get you started.

  • rternier

    If you are interested in working with DirectShow from C# I would highly recommend you look here: http://directshownet.sourceforge.net/

    This is a port of the directshow API to C#. It allows you to work with almost all aspects of DirectShow. The download comes with many samples to help get you started.

  • einaros

    To give you a simpler answer: C# allows unsafe code, whereas Visual Basic does not (and most probably never will).
    I gues that for using DirectShow, there are currently much that is not available for managed code, hence the idea of being able to go deeper into it if you are using C#.

  • Paul Yau

    in the .Net age the language not only the player the big player is the Framework itself

    .Net Framework offer its services to all and say if you want to benefit from it target me. what all this mean

    this mean that you will not find  big difference of features between c# and vb.net all are managed language  and this not mean that there are no difference

    so why some one choose c# and other choose vb.net

    there are many factors direct the choices for exampe if you are c++ programmer you will choose c# if you are visual basic programmer you will choose

    if you search the forum or the web you will many this discussion about this topic



  • Flamin

    Thanks adargel, that's what i needed to know.
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