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Active-X problem?
I need to do some pretty advanced audio manipulation, and have had great success with the "Active MP3 DJ Studio ActiveX Control" in Visual Basic (an EXCELLENT control that I highly recommend from Multimediasoft.com btw)....
I'm trying to add it into Fusion Developer but am getting the following error... http://imgur.com/pI5eg.jpg
I'm guessing this is an incompatibility with the Active-X control? The developer of the control is pretty responsive for fixes, what can I tell them to help correct this problem?
Thanks!
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Re: Active-X problem?
Bottom line...I would try to find another solution or another activex that is compatible. Been in your shoes, know your pain.
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Bleh. I spent $600 on this Active-X so I'd really like to know what's making it not work. I _COULD_ write the app in VB, but would rather do it in MMF. :\
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Re: Active-X problem?
Bottom Line, write the app in Visual Basic. I have had the same issues. The activex interface of some activex controls is not 100% compatible with the MMF2 activex extension. So, if you want to use the activex then you are going to need Visual Basic.
I'm like you. I would like to see full compatibility and an improved MMF2 activex extension. But it is not there and I don't believe it is high on the priority list.
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Re: Active-X problem?
Perhaps there is a happy-medium in writing a wrapper Active-X in VB and using THAT in MMF.
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Is the ActiveX compatible with C++? If so, you could make an extension ;)
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Last time i used ActiveX with adobe reader it would crash so in the end i stopped using it. I think that extension should get a update probably so that gets my vote also.