avbryt;557369 Wrote: > The DSBridge file is named DSound.dll not dsound.dll in my spotify dir, > is yours only lower letters?
Mine is all lower letters, yes. But then I've compiled mine myself. The important thing is what path shows for the dsound.dll in ProcessExplorer. The way I understand it, the dsound.dll supplied by DSBridge, wraps Windows' system32\dsound.dll, and grabs teh output from system32\dsound.dll, re-compresses it and streams that out to SB. When a windows app (like spotify.exe) asks windows for a dll by name (like dsound.dll), windows looks first in the dir of the app, and i it finds the dll there, it serves the app with that file. If it is not found in the app's dir windows looks elsewhere, and would eventually (if DSBridge's dsound.dll was not available in the spotify dir) finds the dll in the system32 dir. But, if the app asks explicitly for C:\Windows\dsound.dll, it will get exactly that file and this would then bypass DSBridge's dsound.dll. There may be more detail to this, but from what I know, this is essentially how it works. And this may also be the reason why it used to work, but no longer works with the new version of Spotify.exe; it *may* be that the old version simply asked for "dsound.dll" and then got DSBridge's dll, but it now explicitly asks for C:\Windows\dsound.dll and then bypasses DSBridge. My guess... -- OppfinnarJocke // OppfinnarJocke SqueezeBox Duet, Controller FW 7.5.1 r8885, Player FW 65 I mainly use my Duet for Spotify via Triode's plugin, see http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=79706 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ OppfinnarJocke's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=22307 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=64590 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/discuss
