DoEzRgb.html is a plain html file that describes
the code for the DoEzRbgFilter.

DoEzRgbTutorial.zip contains the source code and
binaries for the filter and a sample app.

You'll have to change the path to your video
file (unless you have file in c:\test.avi).
If your video card doesn't support vs and ps
2.0 and above, you can comment out the test
for the presenter using Direct3DPresenter
(line 36 in TestAppForm.cs).

I've added the following code to flip vertically
in file VcmDecoderFilter.cpp (if you need to
rebuild it from the svn source).

   // only works for RGB32
   DWORD * pTop = (DWORD *)dstptr, 
	* pBottom = (DWORD *)dstptr+bihOut.biWidth*(bihOut.biHeight-1);
   for( LONG y = 0; y < bihOut.biHeight/2; y++ )
   {
	for( LONG x = 0; x < bihOut.biWidth; x++ )
	{
		DWORD c = pTop[x];
		pTop[x] = pBottom[x];
		pBottom[x] = c;
	}
	pTop += bihOut.biWidth;
	pBottom -= bihOut.biWidth;
   }
 
With ffshow installed on your system, you should be
able to "play in red" most avi files.

