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MessageBox(NULL,"Now, we grab the duration of the movie file from the ini file using GetPrivateProfileString.","LAUNCHER",NULL) ShellExecuteA(NULL,"open","MPlayer_MovieInfo.bat",NULL,NULL,SW_HIDE) MessageBox(NULL,"Next, we use ShellExecuteA to launch the. PFile = fopen ("MPlayer_MovieInfo.bat", "wb+") įwrite (Minf_wrBuffer,strlen(Minf_wrBuffer),1, pFile) char* movieinfowritebuffer = "ffprobe -v quiet -print_format ini -show_format -show_streams Movies/Kai.mp4 > Movies/" Ĭhar* Minf_wrBuffer = &Minf_finalpath This creates the batch file with a single line of code, then executes the batch file, then grabs the data posted from the ini file generated within the Movies// folder. This code is inside of a PlayMovie(char* MovieFileName) function. The software I'm programming is meant to play a movie programatically by loading an external instance of vlc movie player (or any other movie player could be used). So I used in the end jiggunjer's suggestion of generating a batch file.
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