I can't provide you with an accurate explanation as I don't know the API calls or capabilites, but it goes something like this:
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What is their hooking concept? If I can know this then I can make such a software in. So the point is, I'd like to know how MySpeed works. But surely there are tons of ways to hook I'm not too sure on whats the difference between these two hooks and DLL injection either. If you want to hook the DLL in multiple processes, you just have to repeat the procedure for each process.Īnd then kernel-mode hooking is just choosing one function in one DLL and intercepting that function in every process that calls it (hence kernel-mode). You choose one function in one DLL, and you intercept that function (a.k.a hook) in one process you want. I thought that Windows user-mode hooking goes something like this. NET library to perform user-mode and kernel-mode hooks. I'm thinking if I can understand how this hook process works, I can make my own version of the software using EasyHook, which is a fantastic.
Obviously it's hooking something, but I'm not too familiar with the intricacies of Windows hooks so I came to ask you experts. What is the concept of the MySpeed software. ModulesToIntercept: flash10* flash9* npswf32.dll gcswf32.dll fldbg10* flashplayer.3.1.1k.ocx adobe media player.exeīased on the names and values of these registry keys, I'm guessing the MySpeed software hooks some function(s) in the listed modules (but modules are or aren't the same as DLLs?.) and does so for each process listed in ProgramsToHook. LLModules: ole32.dll nspr4.dll chrome.exe realplay.exe objb3201.dll oleaut32.dll rpflashplayer.dll I was playing around with its registry settings and noticed a few keys: ProgramsToHook: iexplore.exe firefox.exe plugin-container.exe chrome.exe safari.exe opera.exe maxthon.exe feeddemon.exe realplay.exe flvplayer.exe flv player.exe flock.exe adobe media player.exe
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Unfortunately, this software is not free, and my trial version ran out. The only good software I know which can decelerate and accelerate the playback of a YouTube video in any browser without first downloading it (because that would be cumbersome), is Enounce MySpeed.