This class will play MP3s as normal - once it has started playing, it will not stop playing until it is closed. You do not need to consider buffering, seeking or other such complications.The Simple C++ DirectShow MP3 Player Class Cracked Version...is eaI found it at DSIWlic$April 19, 2008, 09:37 AMwas it there when I got it. Oh, you can get it...I couldn't get it to compile because the compile script would not include the source libraries.I changed the compile script on the adodb.cpp and adodb_filter.cpp scripts to search for libadodb.a (or adodb.dll) instead of just libadodb.so.Seems the "easiest" way to do it for now isas far as the source code goes, you need the a.dll and b.dll, not the a.dll.adv8200April 19, 2008, 04:46 PMis eaI found it at DSIWlic$Was it in the documents?I couldn't get it to compile because the compile script would not include the source libraries.I changed the compile script on the adodb.cpp and adodb_filter.cpp scripts to search for libadodb.a (or adodb.dll) instead of just libadodb.so.Seems the "easiest" way to do it for now isas far as the source code goes, you need the a.dll and b.dll, not the a.dll.Also posted on the download page.onixApril 20, 2008, 10:03 AMI downloaded it a few minutes ago and it built fine.adv8200April 20, 2008, 10:27 AMI downloaded it a few minutes ago and it built fine.Good to knowedit: yep, i think they need to remove the extra bits. Just assume that any third party library used has been compiled in and you don't need to mess around with the download script. A small project doesn't need a lot of extraneous bits to work ;-)So,I also have two comments to append to 08929e5ed8