Windows Media Player 11 SDK Variables to Store Properties 

Variables to Store Properties

First, you will need a variable to store the delay time. The default sample created by the Windows Media Player Plug-in Wizard provides a variable named m_fScaleFactor to store the scaling multiplier it uses for processing. This sample no longer needs this variable, so you can change its name and type to store the delay time value.

1. Replace each instance of m_fScaleFactor in Echo.h and Echo.cpp with m_dwDelayTime.
2. Change the data type for m_fScaleFactor (now m_dwDelayTime) from double to DWORD in Echo.h.
3. In the constructor for CEcho, change the default delay time value to 1000.

   m_dwDelayTime = 1000;   // Default to a delay time of 1000 ms.
   

Next, declare two new member variables to store the percentage of effect signal and the percentage of source signal to be mixed in the final output buffer. The term "wet" refers to the effect, and the term "dry" refers to the source signal. Add the following declarations to Echo.h:

double  m_fWetMix;    // percentage of effect
double  m_fDryMix;    // percentage of dry signal

These values are stored as decimal representations of percentages so they can easily be used as scale factors. For instance, a mixture of 50 percent effect and 50 percent source signal would be represented as a value of 0.50 for each variable. The sum of the values for m_fWetMix and m_fDryMix must not be more than 1.0 (100 percent). Eventually, these values will be accessible as properties.

Add the following code to the CEcho constructor to set the default values to 50 percent each:

m_fWetMix = 0.50;  // default to 50 percent wet
m_fDryMix = 0.50;  // default to 50 percent dry

See Also

• Echo Sample Properties