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Hi there,

this article on DirectShow.NET[^] provides a library to use the C++-centric DirectShow framework from within managed C#.

There is a DirectShow filter graph that has been saved to a file from within Microsoft's graphedt.exe. That one is known to work. How can I load it in a C# program and run it?

I'm writing here because the article's comment section received its last input 5 years ago and therefore here may be my greater chance to get a response.

What I have tried:

Installed Windows 10 SDK, created a filter graph in graphedt.exe, ran a sample app from the article in debug mode, skimmed over the code.
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Updated 30-Sep-20 6:50am

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The original article was written in 2002. There is nothing that 2002 has to offer that cannot be done easier today using Windows Forms, WPF, UWP or the current flavor of DirectX.
 
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lukeer 1-Oct-20 3:20am    
Ok, then let's forget about that article.
How do I load that filter graph file in a WPF application to get the video from camera to desktop?

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