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ZangCam Pro is a web cam client. I use the word 'client' because, unlike a web cam server, ZangCam Pro doesn't accept direct incoming connections to view the pictures. Instead, it takes a picture every 10 seconds and uploads it to an FTP server. The user configures what FTP server to use. Supports writing text along the bottom of the picture, and uses 'backreferences' for date and time (%d for date, %t for time). Ideal for users that want to publish a web cam to their web site from behind a firewall, but don't want to pay for special software and hosting. PLEASE NOTE: This code is only about 75% mine. I didn't know how to convert BMP files to JPEGs and there was no code on PSC for how to do this, so I used some vbAccelerator source code. This software also uses the Shrinkwrap VB ezVidCap component for VB6, also included in the project. If you like it, please vote. If nothing else, leave a comment saying how I could improve it. I will continuously update this software and add features. By the way, my web cam (which uses ZangCam Pro) can be viewed at http://www.imp-lan.com/ultimatum/webcam.htm

An MP3 encoder using a GUI. Very simple, easy-to-use program that gives you the option of using two encoding engines. The GUI was written in Visual Basic, but the encoder was written in C. Enjoy!

This code demonstrates how MPEG-Layer 3 (MP3) files are read by programs like WinAmp and Windows Media Player. Note this code uses no Windows API calls, DLLs, or OCXs. This is the *RAW*, *VERY UNREFINED* CODE for reading and playing MP3s. It contains no examples, but is based on FreeAmp, so if you want an example, FreeAmp is as close as you're going to come. I do plan on creating an example sometime later on, but for now, here's the code that everyone's wanted. =) I can't take credit for this code, though. The ORIGINAL MP3 decoding algorithms were written by the Fraunhaufer Institute. Oh yeah, while I'm at it, vote for me! =)

Here's some MORE source code that I know everyone's wanted! Take your favorite CD audio tracks or WAV files and shrink them to MP3 format using this code. This WILL COMPILE in Visual C++ 6! YAY! Wanna learn how to decode them and play them back? Check out code number 372. Vote for me =)

This article is based on Vbmew's "make 7 byte .exes" (http://www.1cplusplusstreet.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=2221&lngWId=3) His article perked my interest in the Assembly language, so I went out and did some research. This article is a very brief primer on assembler and machine code.