Direct3D?

[allenelson]

Hello all

I've been searching the internet for days trying to locate DirectX for my Samsung i760. I use SJPhone with my Asterisk machine, and would love to use the phone without the need for a headset (due to the speakerphone being the audio output and the echo because of it).

What I've learned in this short amount of time is that finding a DirectX cab file isn't going to happen. :) I've also learned, that the phones do not support DirectX, but rather GAPI then turned to Direct3D. If my terms or timeline is a bit off please do not bash, technical insight of the Direct* suite should not be the focus of this..

Is it possible at all to get a direct driver for my phone, or should my searching cease to a grinding hault? I'm not up to speed on the PPC/PDA/Smartphone world (this i760 is my first smartphone, which was purchased not too long ago) though do work in the telecommunications field. Go figure.

I'm affraid this phone just can't support it, which is the reason I cannot find anything or related i760 posts.

For whatever it's worth, I only need audio support and am not interested in video or playing games.. Thanks everyone, for any input provided.

[Rudegar]

some devices drivers may accell direct3d but there is not direct3d as a thing you install or as a independent program

[allenelson]

Ive installed .NET 3.5 CF, which I thought had the DirectX stuff built into it, but appearantly I was mistaken.

In the audio options of SJPhone, it has a field that is grayed out which says:

Enable DirectSound for improved audio performance

And then below that, DirectX Version "not detected"

So I was thinking there has to be something out there to install to get the first feature working.