I have created a custom Directshow source filter. This filter works
fine in GraphEdt (I can use intelliconnect to render the output pin
with no problems at all). But when I try to replicate this inside of a
C++ application I get the following error.
Error 0x80040111 :Classfactory Cannot Supply Requested Class.
I have no problems chaining other custom filters together in the app.
and I have tried to explicitly chain the GraphEdt filters together
(using DirectConnect) yet I still cannot get the source filter to work
in my custom app.
Any help on this issue would be greatly appriciated.
Directshow Error : Classfactory Cannot Supply Requested Class
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Directshow Error : Classfactory Cannot Supply Requested Class
Randy R
My immediate guess is that your c++ code is loading the wrong filter.
Failing that, try putting a breakpoing in CClassFactory::CreateInstance and see what happens.
Thaya
It turns out that my registry had 2 instances of the filter. Graphedt was loading one while my app was trying to load another that has since been depricated. Problem solved.