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<0> and I'm talking at myself... I might as well pack up... *sigh*
<1> Mom sounds easily distracted today.
<1> Sorry, was on the phone with le Fiancee.
<0> hmmm I wonder how long my router will keep its configuration...
<0> since it will spend hours/days in my bag...
<1> Good question... if it's new, the memory may be flash memory like those USB sticks, which means it will keep pretty much indefinitely.
<0> k. talk to you in a bit... going home now.
<2> so are most usb drives these days flash mem?
<1> bbiab...
<0> hi again.
<0> hello?
<3> hello dayna
<0> if I told you I was going to ohio for the weekend... and staying for a month... would you look at me funny?
<3> actually, no
<3> my co-worker is from ohio and from the way he describes it, ohio is the most amazing place on the planet :)
<0> so I'm going for the weekend... and staying for a month...



<3> or do you mean the way you said it?
<3> yeah, that's weird :)
<0> doesn't that mean I'm going for a month?
<0> yeah.
<3> i took it to mean you were leaving this weekend for a month-long trip
<3> it's a screwy way to say it though
<0> its how my boss signed of tonight.
<3> hah
<3> that would confuse the hell out of me
<4> hey.
<0> oh there you are...
<0> I was just going to bed.
<4> yeah, early too :)
<4> saw your mail.
<0> mrw: do you do video editing at all?
<4> any luck?
<4> yeah, thats my line of biz.
<0> mrw: my boss wants me to write an on the fly chroma keyed video capture... and display on a remote site...
<0> from a web cam + green screen
<4> i see, chroma key you say... hm, one sec
<0> chromakeyed (greenscreen) green = transparent.
<4> yeah, i know :) theres also red/blue screen :)
<0> yeah I used to work in video production.
<4> hehe, just left a broadcast company last month. now 100% wms :)
<0> do you know of a component set that will do video capture + chroma key on the fly?
<4> first q ive got is will it be a windows app ?
<0> yes.
<4> nice, well then the directshow is your way to go.
<4> got a budget for investments ?
<0> yes. I don't know what it is...
<0> is that expensive?
<4> using delphi i presume?
<0> yup. do you know of a component set?
<0> man those sleeping pills are powerful stuff.
<4> yep, go here... www.progdigy.com
<4> theres a powerful Directshow component pack here, called DSPack
<4> it will get you started handling directshow
<4> its free
<4> however, later on you will need to get certain filters for directshow that will do the specific things you want.
<4> then you have 2 options
<0> cool. great thanks.
<4> either LEAD technology's filters, or (my choice for now) Montivision
<0> I'm sorry... my eyes are doing funny things...
<4> will you be network streaming he video?
<4> the video?
<0> thanks for coming on line.
<4> sure, np
<0> I'm not sure yet.
<4> theres another component that has quite alot of video stuff built in... however not sure if it has everything you want, but theres a demoversion you can checkout.
<0> my manager and I freaked when our boss said we had 5 weeks to basically implement and IM product that can send transparent video on the fly.
<4> go to www.datastead.com and get TVideoGrabber
<0> way cool.
<4> dayna, still awake?
<5> pretty snazzy for a freebie..
<6> if I want to convert a buffer to a hexadecimal string, do I call inttohex for every 4 bytes? or would it change the order?
<6> dumb **** swapped order... **** this byte by byte then
<5> interesting URL in the topic of the #russian channel..: http://static.diary.ru/userdir/1/6/3/5/163580/8626501.jpg
<7> does delphi 7 ide have word wrap?
<8> delphi lines longuer than 80 chars, denote bad programming
<7> lol



<6> hextobin has wrong documentation
<6> hextobin returns number of converted characters ?
<6> it says it returns count of invalid characters
<9> algorithm problem: i need to get a random item from an array, when each of the array items has a different "strength" (presented as a value).. suppose i've got an array of 5 items with the values [3,4,7,3] - the 3rd item has the biggest chance to be picked, the 1st and 4th have the weakest.. i already thought of a way to do this with summing up the values and going thru the array until i match the sum to a random from that sum but pe
<9> array of 4 items i meant
<6> that's just stupid BinToHex creates uppercase string, HexToBin only takes lower case
<6> bad spelling in Help file, and wrong description of result.
<6> some stoner did that
<7> pValue := jumper.Jump(23).pointerToWhat; what do I have to return from Jump() to continue the nesting to pointerToWhat?
<10> anyone know how (win) vnc server p***words are encoded for storage?
<11> hello everyone
<11> how can I write #0's to a file that is locked by another app?
<11> something about absolute write?
<10> just curious, trying to remove malware?
<11> Trying to clean index.dat :)
<11> but yes, theoretically it would be useful for removing spyware also
<11> and also for writing to the currently running EXE I guess
<12> borg
<11> Yes
<12> ever use Dr. Delete? its pretty good. it uses something called MoveFileEx()
<12> it schedules deletion of files next boot session
<11> I know about that, but I need to zero the INDEX.DAT file (or any other file in use by another app)
<12> whats a little weird is it requires u to install .net framework.. maybe its a .net application
<6> Rename()
<12> hmm whats the name of that copy thing that allows u to copy files in use....
<12> its very hard to *write* to files that are in use. its easier to read from them. even then u have to use a special thang
<12> forget what its called
<12> tbyte: why zero em?
<12> are u looking to write an antispyware app or just remove a prog on yer buddy's pornbox
<11> No, I just need to clean the INDEX.DAT file (write #0's to it).
<6> you can't
<12> so y not schedule it for deletion and create anew one?
<6> system locks files for a reason.
<11> TByte: yes, it is possible - you need additional privilleges, it's true, but you can do it by writing directly to disk (no API).
<6> if so, try editing the file from SYSTEM context
<12> its near impossible to write to a file thats in use. you'll have to get it out of use..... whats the name of that prog in windows that lets u know what processes have what files open
<6> try "at xx:xx /interactive "cmd.exe" where xx:xx = time
<12> borg: oh yeah - like what tbyte says - you might be able to use the command prompt to schedule a process with SYSTEM permission to kil the app or do whatever
<11> Let's not think in terms of Windows API here... Windows API limits your possibilities when it comes to direct disk/memory access.
<6> then see if you can open the file for editing
<11> I see...
<6> you may want to try to "Rename" the file, which will work on any file's locks
<6> then create a new Index.dat
<11> really?
<11> I didn't know that
<6> yea
<12> i doint always have luck wif rename but a lot of the time i get away with it
<6> like try cut > paste a directory with a file that has a running EXE
<6> that'll work.
<11> So I should rename the file to another name, schedule it for deletion on reboot, then create a new empty INDEX.DAT file. That'll do the trick, but Windows will have to be rebooted.
<6> you can find the owner of the handle for index.dat
<6> and close the file
<6> no need to reboot
<6> no need to reboot for any of the options discussed
<12> yea if u have system permissions u own everything
<11> Oh I see.
<11> How can I find the owner?
<6> or just hook to the process that has openned handles to index.dat, that process will have write rights.
<6> Just use the handle and WriteFile().
<12> tbyte how can u do that?
<6> I gotta run toi town :P
<6> in a bit.
<12> alright i'm pickin yer brain when u get back tho ****er
<12> :)
<10> well here's the answer to the winvnc p***word question I asked:
<10> http://support.dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/dsn/en/document?docid=07302457082C47EDA1A8F9619885F51F&c=us&l=en&s=gen
<10> oh **** - pasted from wrong window
<10> http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:cN9jpi-0TjIJ:www.governmentsecurity.org/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t17746.html+vncDecryptP***wd&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=1
<5> that's decryption works?
<5> would have thought it wouldn't be so readily available..
<13> doesnt matter over a secure vpn
<13> :P
<10> it's not for intercepted network traffic - you need to get the p***word from the regisry first to decrypt it
<10> registry even


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