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IDVDNavigatorSink::ConfirmTemporaryParentalLevel (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

This method is called when the navigation manager receives a navigation command that changes the parental level (PTL_LVL). This method provides the application with the new PTL_LVL.

Syntax

HRESULT ConfirmTemporaryParentalLevel(
  UINT8 requestedLevel
);

Parameters

  • requestedLevel
    [out] New PTL_LVL.

Return Value

If your player application allows PTL_LVL to be temporarily changed, return the value S_OK. For more information, see the Remarks section below.

Remarks

Because the DVD-Video API middleware relies on the results that this callback method reports, be careful when implementing this method.

A DVD-Video player application sets the system parameters (SPRM) for the country/region code for parental management (CTY_CD) and PTL_LVL. Normally, the DVD-Video API uses both of these values to determine whether a particular title, or program chain within a title, should be played. The DVD-Video content may contain logic authored into it to request a temporary change in the parental level in certain circumstances, such as when content matching the correct combination of country/region code and parental level is unavailable. Such temporary changes to the parental level allow the player application to avoid presenting the user with a blank screen.

If your player application allows the system to temporarily change the level, the application must change the value for PTL_LVL and the appropriate program chain will be presented. This is referred to as a temporary change. Your player application should change the parental level back to the user setting the next time the player application starts or the next time a new disc is inserted.

Use the IDVDNavigatorSink::ConfirmTemporaryParentalLevel method to inform the DVD-Video API middleware whether your player application will allow the middleware to change the value of PTL_LVL. If your application returns S_OK from this method, the middleware will change PTL_LVL; otherwise it will not.

Requirements

Header dvdnav.h, dvdnav.idl
Library Ddvdids.lib
Windows Embedded CE Windows CE .NET 4.0 and later

See Also

Reference

IDVDNavigatorSink