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DVD_DOMAIN enumeration (strmif.h)

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Defines the DVD domains.

Syntax

typedef enum tagDVD_DOMAIN {
  DVD_DOMAIN_FirstPlay = 1,
  DVD_DOMAIN_VideoManagerMenu,
  DVD_DOMAIN_VideoTitleSetMenu,
  DVD_DOMAIN_Title,
  DVD_DOMAIN_Stop
} DVD_DOMAIN;

Constants

 
DVD_DOMAIN_FirstPlay
Value: 1
Performing default initialization of a DVD disc.
DVD_DOMAIN_VideoManagerMenu
Displaying menus for whole disc.
DVD_DOMAIN_VideoTitleSetMenu
Displaying menus for current title set.
DVD_DOMAIN_Title
Displaying the current title.
DVD_DOMAIN_Stop
The DVD Navigator is in the DVD Stop domain.

Remarks

This enumeration is used in the IDvdInfo2::GetCurrentDomain method.

A domain is a logical space on a DVD disc. When the DVD Navigator is displaying the disc's main menu, it is said to be in the Video Manager domain. When it is displaying a menu specific to a title, it is in the Video Title Set domain. When it is playing video, it is the Title domain. When the user issues a Stop command, the Navigator goes into the Stop domain.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Header strmif.h (include Dshow.h)

See also

DirectShow Enumerated Types

IDvdInfo2::GetCurrentDomain