DirectX Media SDK components
----------------------------

(These sample filters were lifted right out of Microsoft's SDK.)

"WAV Dest" converts WAVE media to an audio-stream.  This allows any
audio-output pin to be connected with the "File Dump" filter.

"File Dump" (dump.ax) allows nearly *any* data-type to be written to
a file in raw form.  "File Dump" captures data and stores it in linear
order (so it can't be used for writing files with data-dependent 
headers, like WAV files.)

Usage
-----
You'll need to install DX Media runtime, if it's not already installed.
        (download it from http://www.microsoft.com/directx)

You'll also need to register the filters.  Type these commands from 
the command prompt :

	\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\REGSVR32.EXE wavdest.ax
	\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\REGSVR32.EXE dump.ax


   Here are some uses for GRAPHEDT.EXE

	Writing WAV files
	-----------------
	Build a graph (from left to right) that looks like this :

	| AUDIO SOURCE | ---> | WAVE DEST | ---> | File Writer |

		(audio source can be any filter that generates
		 wave-data)

	Demuxing M2V/AC3 files
	----------------------
	Build a graph that looks like this :

	| File Source (async) | ----> | MPEG-2 Splitter | --->
		| File Writer |

	Demuxing MPEG-1 streams
	-----------------------
	| File Source (async) | ----> | MPEG-I Splitter | --->
		| File Writer |

	(for some reason, Microsoft named their splitter 
	 "MPEG-I" instead of "MPEG-1")


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