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MONOGRAM GraphStudio 0.2.0.0 beta

March 4th, 2008 Posted in Free Software

Hello people,

there is a new build of GraphStudio available. It contains several cosmetic bug fixes and a start of a very important feature - detail pages on filters and pins/media types. The visual component is not completely finished so you’ll not be able to select and copy the text values from the property page, but at least you can see something :)

Changes:

  • Added filter details form
  • Added pin details form
  • Support for WAVEFORMATEX, VIDEOINFOHEADER, VIDEOINFOHEADER2 and BITMAPINFOHEADER structures
  • Property page drawing fixes (XP-related)
  • Fixed a bug with non-functional favorite filter links
  • Better filter name detection

In the following builds I’ll try to focus on finishing the property page and adding a simple installer… and of course fixing some bugs.

Download here : graphstudio.exe (820 KB)

Enjoy,

Igor

  1. 4 Responses to “MONOGRAM GraphStudio 0.2.0.0 beta”

  2. By alex on Mar 5, 2008

    Hi there,

    really great work. But I’m missing the “Render URL” option in the file menu.
    Not all the people are running graohs from local media files…
    Before you start creating an installer for the single exe-file, could you first make sure that nearly all the graphedit-features (like “render url”) are available in graphstudio?

    THAT would be great …

    regards from Germany,
    Alex

  3. By pan One on Mar 19, 2008

    Some nitpicking: in seeking_bar.cpp you hard-code background color RGB(212, 219, 238). To have it play nicely with Windows Classic Theme you might try to replace it with GetSysColor(COLOR_MENU). I would expect that the theme manager would update system colors according to the current theme, though I don’t have Visata around so I couldn’t check that. If it doesn’t than the life gets more difficult as you would need to use GetThemeColor() as well.

  4. By Igor Janos on Mar 19, 2008

    The seekbar issue is a bit more complicated. E.g. WinXP does not paint the “blue-fill-rectangle” that displays current position (Screenshot). Also the control is located on a Rebar that may have gradient background color and may change as you resize the window so I should not use single color for background. … my worst thought is to write a special component for that. Do you have any less-painful idea?

  5. By pan One on Mar 20, 2008

    I never worked with Visual Styles API, so nope, I have no idea. Apart, maybe, from looking for some styled track bars on CodeProject.

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