For example, assume I have a clock that “ticks” every second. Since it only ticks each second, it’s impossible for me to use it to measure sub-second intervals… it doesn’t have the resolution. If I sample the clock faster than a second, I’ll just get the previous value. However, I’m free to express the clock time in any units I want: hours, microseconds, Plank time, whatever. Say I sample the clock and it reads 1000 microseconds… then I sample it again 10 microseconds later… it still reads 1000… just because the units are microseconds doesn’t mean it has the resolution to update at that rate.

Hope this helps!

For those whom try to run Shogun 2, change it to runs in DirectX 9 it works, i just play 1/2hour of it.

Once again thank you for your help.
All the best with your life.
And come home to Jesus if you can.:)

My system is
Win 7 64bits Home Premium,
8GB of RAM,
Intel i3570k,
SSD Kindston HyperX 3k 120GB
GPU : Nvidia 240 GT

I run the Shogun through Steam, on a external HDD ( so other games ). I did try everything i can find on this site and internet, but nothing works … My system only couple months old.

ANY help would be great.

But you said:
They have a low resolution: “High-performance” timing, by my definition, requires clock resolutions into the microseconds or better.

Do you think the documentation is wrong?

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BEX
Application Name: Crysis3.exe
Application Version: 1.0.0.1
Application Timestamp: 02f4d040
Fault Module Name: StackHash_528d
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Offset: 00000000
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Data: 00000008
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 16393
Additional Information 1: 528d
Additional Information 2: 528d466643aecbc7e055b4b2625bdce3
Additional Information 3: 7779
Additional Information 4: 7779dd32d9badb7fc2a796113b089758

With the following steps all nmake projects can be set up per live555 to get a solution.

for liveMedia:
VS2010 / File / New / Project from existing source
set project and source directory
set as external build tool
at external build tool pane
build, rebuild: nmake -b -f liveMedia.mak
clean: del *.obj; del *.lib

and works like charm

please note:
Its a pity that VS creates a solution per every Project from existing source appliance. But from that its easy to combine the created projects into a common solution.
nmake likes to work only from actual workdirectory, place the projects to the project directories or use cd before nmake,

from what i understand audio resampling should use now the swresample lib.
the av_resample is marked in the .h file as deprecated.
am i correct ?

Faith on the other hand, is for NOW. You never see stories of people hoping for healing, for freedom from oppression, or for the provision of God. Those are stories of FAITH, because a faith confession is a contract (its in the Greek) with God that He HAS to honor, thus bringing the results of that faith right here into the present, right when we need it. Thus we walk by faith in the Son of God, living a victorious life, not hoping to have one someday.

Thanks for your article – you made a nice clear distinction between the two.

Jonathan

When we were working on Step 3 and brought the bridge adapter up it caused a loop killing the entire office network connection.

When testing and installing if you are following this tutorial I would just suggest that you work on an isolated network