Project refresh!
Many of my projects were in a state of disarray. Each one was compiled for a different C++ runtime or .NET framework. I've fixed this. Now every project also contains both the compiled binary and the source in a separate directory.
foo_amBX and amBXLib are still 32 bit only because of SDK limitations. The former is also compiled against the older SDK to retain foobar2000 1.0 support. QuickCamLib is provided with both 32 bit and 64 bit binaries.
The targeted .NET runtime for amBXLib and QuickCamLib is now .NET 2.0 and upwards. Visual Studio 2008 projects have been included in the 'source' directory of each project. The 'binary' directory also contains the PDB (for debugging), although these are optional when redistributing.
Without much further ado;
amBXLib 1.12
foo_amBX 0.81
QuickCamLib 1.26
Runtimes required: Visual C++ 2008 SP1 (32 bit or 64 bit). If you're using Vista or Windows 7 you probably have these.
Enjoy 
amBX support for foobar2000
I think foobar2000 is just an awesome lean and mean music player. Another thing I like is amBX.
Check out the foo_amBX module. Initial version, feedback is always welcome
Far Cry 2: Fortune's Edition
It should come as no surprise I am a fan of amBX. One of the best games implementing it is Far Cry 2. The game itself is quite good, especially because of the enormous game world to explore.
I found the game, including the DLC, on Impulse for a meager €13.91! You can buy it here (Impulse link). If you own an amBX kit you really should get it!
amBX for .NET
Check out the Projects tree to the right, I've added amBXLib, which I never properly released before. Have fun!