ltmmDVDTitle.IsFilmMode Property

Visual Basic Example

Syntax

Object.IsFilmMode As Boolean

Remarks

(Read only) Gets a value that indicates whether the title The name for a group of related video files (called "Chapters") on your DVD. For example, for a DVD called "My Summer Vacation," you might have the titles "Water Skiing," "New Friends," and "Hiking." For each of those titles, you might have one or more different video files. mode is film or camera in 625/50 Hz systems. Possible values are:

Value

Meaning

TRUE

The title mode is film.

FALSE

The title mode is camera.

This property will return if the title is a film mode or camera mode

See Also

Elements:

ltmmDVDTitle.IsSourceLetterboxed Property, ltmmDVDTitle.SourceResolutionY Property, ltmmDVDTitle.SourceResolutionX Property, ltmmDVDTitle.Line21Field2InGOP Property, ltmmDVDTitle.Line21Field1InGOP Property, ltmmDVDTitle.Compression Property, ltmmDVDTitle.FrameHeight Property, ltmmDVDTitle.FrameRate Property, ltmmDVDTitle.AspectY Property, ltmmDVDTitle.AspectX Property, ltmmDVDTitle.LetterboxPermitted Property, ltmmDVDTitle.PanscanPermitted Property, ltmmDVDTitle.SelectedSubpictureStream Property, ltmmDVDTitle.SelectedAudioStream Property, ltmmDVDTitle.SubpictureStreamCount Property, ltmmDVDTitle.AudioStreamCount Property, ltmmDVDTitle.SelectedDuration Property, ltmmDVDTitle.Selected Property, ltmmDVDTitle.ChapterCount Property, ltmmDVDTitle.TotalDuration Property

Topics:

Multimedia Properties, Methods and Events