ILMDVRSink::CreateEvents2

#include "ILMDVRSink.h"

C Syntax	HRESULT ILMDVRSink_CreateEvents2(pILMDVRSink, nRegistrationID, TargetProcessID, pDataWrittenEvent, pRecordingListChangedEvent, pOffsetReachedEvent)
C++ Syntax	HRESULT CreateEvents(nRegistrationID, TargetProcessID, pDataWrittenEvent, pRecordingListChangedEvent, pOffsetReachedEvent)

ILMDVRSink *pILMDVRSink ;	/* pointer to an interface */
long nRegistrationID;	/* events registration id */
long TargetProcessID;	/* process id of subscriber */
OLE_HANDLE * pDataWrittenEvent;	/* pointer to a data written event handle */
OLE_HANDLE * pRecordingListChangedEvent;	/* pointer to a list changed event handle */
OLE_HANDLE * pOffsetReachedEvent;	/* pointer to a offset reached event handle */

Creates the windows event objects used by the DVRSink to signal data write and recording list changed events.

Parameter	Description
pILMDVRSink	Pointer to an ILMDVRSink interface.
nRegistrationID	A unique identifier for this event registration.
TargetProcessID	The process id of the event subscriber.
pDataWrittenEvent	Pointer to a handle for the write event.
pRecordingListChangedEvent	Pointer to a handle for the list changed event.
pOffsetReachedEvent	Pointer to a handle for the offset reached event.

Returns

S_OK	The function was successful.
<> S_OK	An error occurred. Refer to the Error Codes or the HRESULT error codes in the DirectShow documentation.

Comments

Whenever data is written to a buffer file, the windows event for the returned write event handle will be set.

Likewise, when a buffer file is created or closed, the windows event for the list changed event handle will be set.

Also, when data is written past the offset indicated by ILMDVRSink::SetOffsetToReach method, the offset reached event is set.

Returns S_OK if successful, otherwise a return code indicating the reason for failure:

E_OUTOFMEMORY = Memory allocation error was encountered.

Required DLLs and Libraries

LMDVRSink

For a listing of the exact DLLs and Libraries needed, based on the toolkit version, refer to Files To Be Included With Your Application.

See Also

Elements:	ILMDVRSink::FreeEvents, ILMDVRSink::StartChangingAttributes, ILMDVRSink::StopChangingAttributes,
Topics:	Multimedia Function Group, DVR Function Groups, Introduction to the LEADTOOLS DVR Module, DVR Module FAQs, LEAD DVR Sink Filter, Accessing the DVR Sink Object,How to Use the DVR Sink Object to Control Capture Buffer Settings (C++), How to Set Capture Buffers on More Than One Physical Disk, How to Copy Buffered DVR Data to a New File

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