C#.NET String Format

[Privatex86]

Welcome,

I have a program that allocates a timer in the entry point of the application. However, its timer is set to a 1 millisecond interval and then an integer is incremented by 1 every time the tick event is called. I want to format a string with the newly created integer inside of the timers function i.e. "BitmapFile.Format("Bitmap" + BitmapCount.ToString()));" I have tried this but it does not work, and tried other examples.

Please can anybody give me an idea how to format a string with the integer that has incremeted with a specific file name before hand.

I am also looking to record audio directly from the sound card, is waveInStart a good place for this, what about WSAPI sound capturing.

Would like to make a game recording application and a video for windows library to append bitmap images into a stream and create an avi file with it with uncompressed bitmaps.

C#.NET is different to what I work with, I normally do Delphi/C++ and Pascal.

Privatex86

[Privatex86]

Visual Studio: 2008 Express Edition

Welcome,

I am using Visual Studio 2008 Express Edition to write a simple console application to capture Format24bppRgb bitmap images inside of a timer set to 1 millisecond when the Program is executed from the selected process id. However, I have an integer that increments by 1 every time the timers function gets invoked from the Program. I want to format a specific string with the integer that has been incremented to set the filename for each screen shot i.e.

string BitmapFilename;
BitmapFilename.Format("BitmapImage" + BitmapCount.ToString());

I also want to write a library that captures a live stream of the audio directly from the users sound card, is that waveInStart and WSAPI capturing because I don't know of anything else. I want it to work frrom platforms from Windows 98 until Windows 10. I have tried the Stereo Mix and Voice Recording application but the sound is echoe and quiet, and it wasn't good quality.

Forum members are welcome so provide and submit ideas.

Privatex86

[2kaud]

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[Privatex86]

2kaud,

I have figured out how to do it how, I forgot to keep adding the @ symbol before the variables its working now. Would you know anything about audio recording?

Cheers,