How Can you see who you have added as Admin and anything else as far as this Program Goes i mean its a good Program ...ive searched the forum but with no luck on any helpful answer..... i am talking about the Prevent Jump On Mic Program

well some peeps are working on something like that but as of right now i we dont got the program yet sorry

I recently do a mic survey in mfc just for fun. what is doe is nothing special, it just survey if i lost my mic it relock again. wat i do is capture a button talk icon and get pixel if red value is higher then 200 that mean i'm holding mic. with that doing your room must alway on top to work.


that trick i think you can do with vb6 too loco but is not perfect. getmenuiteminfo does not work good for me

nanomachine007 wrote:I recently do a mic survey in mfc just for fun. what is doe is nothing special, it just survey if i lost my mic it relock again. wat i do is capture a button talk icon and get pixel if red value is higher then 200 that mean i'm holding mic. with that doing your room must alway on top to work.


that trick i think you can do with vb6 too loco but is not perfect. getmenuiteminfo does not work good for me

how u get the pixcel of specifc part of the button? It is intresting to know how ?Thanks

nano thats wha i was thinking the mic icon how to get it is where i am stuck at

just type in

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!admin

and it will list the admins in the room...

i think this is what u were talkin about

Conan wrote:How Can you see who you have added as Admin and anything else as far as this Program Goes i mean its a good Program ...ive searched the forum but with no luck on any helpful answer..... i am talking about the Prevent Jump On Mic Program

locohacker wrote:nano thats wha i was thinking the mic icon how to get it is where i am stuck at

you dont really need to stuck the capture

well what i do is captured that button and assign my bitmap captured to my variable bitmap handle and get color value from that to compare with my current capture. after i compare that, if there are a different pixel between the current capture and my old bitmap handle. i assign my new bitmap to my bitmap handle.

ah you confuse me there lol, but i think i get it

locohacker wrote:ah you confuse me there lol, but i think i get it

man how u got it ? i got confused!!! loll

I'am cofused too, ah forget what I said.

in short word, when you do capture, it will return a bitmap

get 1 pixel of that bitmap and compare red code if it's higher then 200 that mean you are holding mic

nanomachine007 wrote:I'am cofused too, ah forget what I said.

in short word, when you do capture, it will return a bitmap

get 1 pixel of that bitmap and compare red code if it's higher then 200 that mean you are holding mic

how often u capture the image to make comparison ? do not u think that will consume lots of cpu power?

By the way there is a program some where here called No jump i wonder how they track the mic? does any one have the source code for that ?

if you want to know with my methode consume how many cpu, here is my demo you can try and check it.

just demo ok, dont laugh hehehehe. install the demo and open your room and click on button start, try to check and uncheck option lock mic on menu and you will see..... for 126 build only


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PZJOZT8Z