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This white paper describes the types of devices that are supported in Windows 7 for the picture and video import feature. In addition, this paper discusses device requirements and recommended features for optimal performance during the import of pictures and video from the device.
Topics Covered
Some of the topics covered in this white paper are:
- The supported device classes
- The supported picture and video formats
- Device requirements and recommendations:
- Preventing re-import of videos synchronized with Windows Media Player by implementing Sync ID device property
- Improving import performance by implementing the Hints Device Service
- Enabling a determinate-style progress bar like the one shown below, instead of the default indeterminate progress bar
More Resources
You can find this whitepaper and more related Windows Portable Devices information (for both application and device development) on the
The Media Transfer Protocol Device Simulator (MTP Simulator) is a fully-featured, self-contained device simulator that emulates an MTP device. Its primary purpose is to enable developers to exercise expected behavior based on the MTP specification by returning appropriate MTP response packets and generating MTP events. The tool’s graphical user interface (GUI) enables easy configuration of MTP parameters and presents MTP traffic and data in a friendly, human-readable format.
The MTP Simulator implements all MTP device capabilities, object properties, and operations that are based on the MTP Specification along with the major features in Windows 7. Additionally, the MTP Simulator also supportsDevice Stage and loading customizable device profiles.
For transport support, the MTP Simulator runs on multiple transport options such as USB, Software-Simulated USB (SoftSim), Bluetooth, and IP. Last, but not the least, the MTP Simulator runs on both Windows Vista and Windows 7.
Where to get the MTP Simulator
The MTP Simulator is publicly available as part of the Windows 7 Portable Device Enabling Kit for MTP (DEK). The kit also includes support documentation for the MTP Simulator and the MTP Specification Version 1.0 and MTP Device Services for Windows. Included in the DEK is the MTP Device Simulator User Guide which provides a detailed description of the MTP Simulator.
Installing the MTP Simulator
The MTP Device Simulator is installed as part of the Windows 7 Portable Device Enabling Kit for MTP (DEK). Before running the simulator for the first time, you may need to install the Device Simulation Framework (DSF).
To install DSF:
Once DSF is installed, you can launch the MTP Simulato