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#ifndef _CVSTREAMS_H_
#define _CVSTREAMS_H_

#ifdef WIN32
#include <streams.h>  /* !!! IF YOU'VE GOT AN ERROR HERE, PLEASE READ BELOW !!! */
/***************** How to get Developer Studio understand streams.h ****************\

You need DirectShow SDK that is now a part of DirectX SDK.

1. Download DirectX SDK from msdn.microsoft.com/directx/
   (It's huge, but you can download it by parts).
   If it doesn't work for you, consider HighGUI that can capture video via VFW or MIL

2. Install it TOGETHER WITH SAMPLES.

3. Open <DirectXSDKInstallFolder>\samples\C++\DirectShow\BaseClasses\baseclasses.{dsw|sln}.
   If there is no such file, it is that you either didn't install samples or the path has changed,
   in the latter case search for streams.h and open a workspace file located in the same folder.

4. Build the library in both Release in Debug configurations.

5. Copy the built libraries (in DirectX 9.x they are called strmbase.lib and strmbasd.lib)
   to <DirectXSDKInstallFolder>\lib.

6. In Developer Studio add the following paths:
      <DirectXSDKInstallFolder>\include
      <DirectXSDKInstallFolder>\samples\C++\DirectShow\BaseClasses
    to the includes' search path (at Tools->Options->Directories->Include files
                                  in case of Developer Studio 6.0)
   Add
      <DirectXSDKInstallFolder>\lib
   to the libraries' search path (at Tools->Options->Directories->Library files
                                  in case of Developer Studio 6.0)

   NOTE: PUT THE ADDED LINES ON THE VERY TOP OF THE LISTS, OTHERWISE YOU WILL STILL GET
   COMPILER OR LINKER ERRORS. This is necessary, because Developer Studio 6.0 includes some
   older DirectX headers and libs that conflict with new DirectX SDK versions. 

7. Enjoy!

\***********************************************************************************/

#endif

#endif /*_CVSTREAMS_H_*/