About DSP Plug-ins
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Microsoft Windows Media Player provides architecture for connecting add-on software that performs digital signal processing (DSP) functions on the audio or video streams during playback. These add-on programs are referred to as DSP plug-ins.
The following sections provide a conceptual overview of Windows Media Player DSP plug-ins.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| DSP Plug-in User Overview | Describes DSP plug-ins from the end user's perspective. |
| DSP Plug-in Developer Overview | Provides general information you need to know before you build a DSP plug-in for Windows Media Player. |
| Building a DSP Plug-in | Explains how to use the Windows Media Player plug-in wizard to create a sample DSP plug-in. |
| Implementing Your DSP Code | Discusses considerations for creating custom audio and video DSP plug-ins for Windows Media Player. |
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