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You may get a crash in Windows Media Player if you register and select a plug-in implemented in a multi-threading context and if you have not marshalled the pointers correctly.
Prateek Kr Dubey
Two points to remember before you write your Windows Media Player plug-in using the WMP public interfaces. 1. WMP interfaces are not thread safe. 2. WMP's public interfaces can be used on different threads as long as you make sure that you have marshalled the pointer correctly. You can use CoMarshalInterThreadInterfaceInStream...
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