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When "getting" a BSTR property, the memory containing the string is allocated with SysAllocString. When this string is no longer needed, free this memory by calling SysFreeString if you are working in an environment such as C or C++ that does not automatically delete the memory. VB automatically deletes the memory, so VB programmers do not need to free the memory themselves.

When "getting" a BSTR property, the memory containing the string is allocated with SysAllocString. When this string is no longer needed, free this memory by calling SysFreeString if you are working in an environment such as C or C++ that does not automatically delete the memory. VB automatically deletes the memory, so VB programmers do not need to free the memory themselves.

When "getting" a BSTR property, the memory containing the string is allocated with SysAllocString. When this string is no longer needed, free this memory by calling SysFreeString if you are working in an environment such as C or C++ that does not automatically delete the memory. VB automatically deletes the memory, so VB programmers do not need to free the memory themselves.

The portion of the file holding the video data. The video data might be compressed to save disk space. The data has to be decompressed using a video decompressor before you can play (see) it.

Also known as a decoder, this is a module or algorithm to decompress data.

When "getting" a BSTR property, the memory containing the string is allocated with SysAllocString. When this string is no longer needed, free this memory by calling SysFreeString if you are working in an environment such as C or C++ that does not automatically delete the memory. VB automatically deletes the memory, so VB programmers do not need to free the memory themselves.

When "getting" a BSTR property, the memory containing the string is allocated with SysAllocString. When this string is no longer needed, free this memory by calling SysFreeString if you are working in an environment such as C or C++ that does not automatically delete the memory. VB automatically deletes the memory, so VB programmers do not need to free the memory themselves.

When "getting" a BSTR property, the memory containing the string is allocated with SysAllocString. When this string is no longer needed, free this memory by calling SysFreeString if you are working in an environment such as C or C++ that does not automatically delete the memory. VB automatically deletes the memory, so VB programmers do not need to free the memory themselves.

ILMMCommon Interface

This interface is exposed by the majority of LEAD filters. The interface provides basic functionality and information common to all filters that expose it.

This interface can be obtained using a direct QueryInterface call on the filter object.

When "getting" a BSTR property, the memory containing the string is allocated with SysAllocString. When this string is no longer needed, free this memory by calling SysFreeString if you are working in an environment such as C or C++ that does not automatically delete the memory. VB automatically deletes the memory, so VB programmers do not need to free the memory themselves.

Interface Properties:

Type

Name

Parameter Description

Description

BSTR

FilterName

 

Contains the friendly name of the filter.

long

FilterState

 

Indicates the current filter state. Possible values are:

 

 

 

Value

Description

 

 

 

0

The filter is stopped.

 

 

 

1

The filter is paused.

 

 

 

2

The filter is running.

long

InputPinsCount

 

Contains the number of input pins on the filter.

long

OutputPinsCount

 

Contains the number of output pins on the filter.

BSTR

InputPinName (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve its name.

Contains the name of the input pin at the specified index.

BSTR

OutputPinName (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve its name.

Contains the name of the output pin at the specified index.

BOOL

IsLEADInputPinConnected (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to check its connection state.

Indicates whether the input pin at the specified index is connected to another pin.

BOOL

IsLEADOutputPinConnected (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to check its connection state.

Indicates whether the output pin at the specified index is connected to another pin.

long

InputPinStreamType (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve its stream type.

Contains the stream type of the input pin at the specified index. Possible values are:

 

 

 

Value

Meaning

 

 

 

AudioStream

[0] The stream type currently used is audio.

 

 

 

VideoStream

[1] The stream type currently used is video.

 

 

 

TextStream

[2] The stream type currently used is text.

long

OutputPinStreamType (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve its stream type.

Indicates the stream type of the output pin at the specified index. Possible values are:

 

 

 

Value

Meaning

 

 

 

AudioStream

[0] The stream type currently used is audio.

 

 

 

VideoStream

[1] The stream type currently used is video.

 

 

 

TextStream

[2] The stream type currently used is text.

long

InWidth (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve its connected video width.

Indicates the video width for the input pin at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

long

InHeight (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve its connected video height.

Indicates the video height for the input pin at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

long

OutWidth (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve its connected video width.

Indicates the video width for the output pin at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

long

OutHeight (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve its connected video height.

Indicates the video height for the output pin at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

long

InBits (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve its connected video bits per pixel.

Indicates the bits per pixel value of the video stream for the input pin at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

long

OutBits (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve its connected video bits per pixel.

Indicates the bits per pixel value of the video stream for the output pin at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

long

InChannels (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve the number of channels for the connected audio stream.

Indicates the number of channels for the input pin at the specified index (Applicable for audio streams only).

long

OutChannels (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve the number of channels for the connected audio stream.

Indicates the number of channels for the output pin at the specified index (Applicable for audio streams only).

long

InBitsPerSample (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve the bits per sample value for the connected audio stream.

Indicates the bits per sample value for the input pin at the specified index. (Applicable for audio streams only).

long

OutBitsPerSample (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve the bits per sample value for the connected audio stream.

Indicates the bits per sample value for the output pin at the specified index. (Applicable for audio streams only).

long

InSamplesPerSec (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve the bits per sample value for the connected audio stream.

Indicates the samples per second (frequency) value for the input pin at the specified index. (Applicable for audio streams only).

long

OutSamplesPerSec (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the output pin to retrieve the bits per sample value for the connected audio stream.

Indicates the samples per second (frequency) value for the output pin at the specified index. (Applicable for audio streams only).

long

InputAspectRatioX (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin for which to retrieve the X part of the aspect ratio for the connected video stream.

Indicates the X (width) part of the aspect ratio of the video stream at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

long

InputAspectRatioY (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin for which to retrieve the Y part of the aspect ratio for the connected video stream.

Indicates the Y (height) part of the aspect ratio of the video stream at the specified index. (Applicable for video streams only).

BSTR

InputPinStreamSubType (long nPinIndex)

The zero based index of the input pin to retrieve its stream sub type string.

Contains the stream sub type CLSID as a string.

Interface Methods:

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HRESULT CommitSettings ()

Description

Writes filter settings to the registry. The Multimedia filters save their settings to the registry only at filter destruction. This method will force the filter to save its settings to the registry before it is released. If the filter has no settings to write to the registry, E_NOTIMPL is returned.

Return

S_OK if connected, S_FALSE otherwise.

 

 

HRESULT ExportSettings (BSTR FileName)

Parameters

FileName

character string containing the destination file name.

Description

Writes filter settings to a file. The destination file can have one or more filters settings, where every filter is identified by its own section as follows:

[Filter 1]

Setting1=value

&

 

Setting(n)=value

&

[Filter m]

Setting1=value

&

 

Setting(n)=value

The file format is the same as windows INI.

If the filter has no settings to expose, E_NOTIMPL is returned.

Return

S_OK if connected, S_FALSE otherwise.

 

 

HRESULT ImportSettings ((BSTR FileName)

Parameters

FileName

character string containing the source file name.

Description

Reads and sets filter settings from a file, written using the ExportSettings method. The ExportSettings method insures that the file is formatted correctly and the right values are written. If the filter has no settings to set, E_NOTIMPL is returned.

Return

S_OK if connected, S_FALSE otherwise.

 

 

HRESULT LoadFromMemory (char * pMem)

Parameters

pMem

pointer to a character string containing the filter settings to load.

Description

Reads filter settings from a memory buffer. The passed buffer must be filled using the WriteToMemory method.

Return

S_OK if connected, S_FALSE otherwise.

 

 

HRESULT LoadSettings ()

Description

Loads filter settings from the registry. The Multimedia filters import the settings from the registry only at creation time. This method will force the filter to re-load its settings from the registry. If the filter has no settings to load from the registry, E_NOTIMPL is returned.

Return

S_OK if connected, S_FALSE otherwise.

 

 

HRESULT WriteToMemory (char * pMem, long *lSize)

Parameters

pMem

pointer to a character string to be updated with the filter settings.

lSize

pointer to a variable to be updated with the size of the written settings, in bytes.

Description

Writes filter settings to a memory buffer. The filter settings will be written in binary format. Do not try to read individual settings from the buffer. The output buffer can only be used with the LoadFromMemory method.

Return

S_OK if connected, S_FALSE otherwise.

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