Comments by DarkKobold (Top 4 by date)

Olivier - Wow, thank you for doing so much research. Unfortunately, that manual has quite a few errors in it, as many functions don't match the calls performed in the SDK. I copied, verbatim, the function calls in their SDK example, (which is a Visual C++ app), and everything works fine except for this one last piece, the callback. (I also tried changing the function call to the one listed in the manual, to no avail.) Also, I am able to compile their example application, and the callback works fine. This is why I think it has something to do with it being wrapped inside a DLL... Do DLLs need something special to have callbacks?

Anyway, I contacted the company to let them know of these errors in the manual, as well as my question about the callback. I understand if you can't help any further, and thanks for everything you've done.

EDIT: Actually, I was thinking about it - maybe I need to send the function address from C#, as a delegate? If somehow it can't address the function inside the DLL, I can send it the same function from C# itself? I have no idea how to do that, but I'm totally lost otherwise.

Yes, that returns succeeded as well, as long as the callback assignment is commented out. The only thing that causes the crash is assigning the callback.

Sorry, I left this out to make an easier read.
hDll = LoadLibrary(TEXT("D:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\DVP7010B.dll"));
if (hDll)
{
AdvDVP_CreateSDKInstence = (ptr_func1)GetProcAddress(hDll, (LPCSTR)"AdvDVP_CreateSDKInstance");
}
else return 2;

if (AdvDVP_CreateSDKInstence)
{
ErrorVal = AdvDVP_CreateSDKInstence((void **)&pDVPSDK);
if (ErrorVal != SUCCEEDED)
return ErrorVal;
}

Also, I am on a 32bit OS, as the driver for this video card only works in 32bit XP.