C++/VB - WinCE Support for AAC files..

hi,
Can anybody tell me what are the filters required to play a .aac in
WinCE..
r they  AAC Parser,CoreAAC and AudioDecoder??
Where can i find these filters( AAC Parser,CoreAAC )..

Regards
Ramya

  Alessandro Angeli replied...

From: "ramya"


WinCE does not contain AAC support out of the box, but some
OEMs add it (at least on Windows Mobile 5/6). Unless you
have an x86-based WinCE system (which rules out Windows
Mobile), you can not use Win32 binaries on it. Even if it is
x86-based, you will probably need to at least rebuild the
filters for WinCE, since there are some differences.


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