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In this example from MS , you'll notice that after we read a byte from memory stream, it goes into an int which must then be converted to byte. It stikes me as strange that a function like .ReadByte() doesn't return a byte in the first place. Is there a reason why MS did it this way? // Read the remaining bytes, byte by byte. while(count < memStream.Length) { byteArray[count++] = Convert.ToByte(memStream.ReadByte()); } a thought occured to me. Perhaps this comes down to usage. Perhaps ReadByte() is often used to retrieve short lengths, which subsequents get consumed in the retrieve via length

I'm wondering if there is a way to adapt the code shown here so that I can basically make an array of beeps and play them all at once. I tried making global MemoryStream and BinaryWriter to use, calculating everything ahead of time for the size but it was even slower than 1 beep at a time and didn't seem to work. After that, I tried writing the MemoryStream to a byte array but that did the same as making globals for the stream/writer. How can I edit the code to get the MemoryStream to hold multiple beeps and play them all at once? Here is a modification to create the song from beeps: void Main

I have a method as shown below to save image as jpeg. I want to save all the pictures with the same height and width without it getting distorted. How can I do that? Please help public void SaveFileOnDisk(MemoryStream ms, string FileName) { try { string appPath = HttpContext.Current.Request.ApplicationPath; string physicalPath = HttpContext.Current.Request.MapPath(appPath); string strpath = physicalPath + "\\Images"; string WorkingDirectory = strpath; System.Drawing.Image imgSave = System.Drawing.Image.FromStream(ms); Bitmap bmSave = new Bitmap(imgSave); Bitmap bmTemp = new Bitmap(bmSave);

I'am facing issues when using MemoryStream multiple times. Example: For Each XImage As XImage In pdfDocument.Pages(pageCount).Resources.Images Dim imageStream As New MemoryStream() XImage.Save(imageStream, System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat.Jpeg) ' some further processing imageStream.Close() imageStream.Dispose() Next This piece of code cycles through images on a page of PDF file. The file may have up to cca 500 pages, lets say 5 images on each page. It leads to thousands of iterations. The issue is that the MemoryStream is not freed and it lead to Out of Memory exceptions. The XImage has