IMpeg2PsiParser interface
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The implementation of this interface is provided as sample code with the DirectShow SDK. It is not a supported DirectShow API.
The IMpeg2PsiParser
interface retrieves Program Specific Information (PSI) from the PSI Parser filter, which is provided in the DirectShow SDK as a sample filter. An application can use this filter to map program IDs (PIDs) on the MPEG-2 Demultiplexer filter.
Members
The IMpeg2PsiParser interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. IMpeg2PsiParser also has these types of members:
Methods
The IMpeg2PsiParser interface has these methods.
Method | Description |
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FindRecordProgramMapPid | Finds the Program Map Table (PMT) PID for a program, given the program number. |
GetCountOfElementaryStreams | Retrieves the number of elementary streams in a specified program. |
GetCountOfPrograms | Retrieves the number of programs in the transport stream. |
GetPatVersionNumber | Retrieves the version_number field from the Program Association Table (PAT). |
GetPmtVersionNumber | Retrieves the version_number field from a specified PMT. |
GetRecordElementaryPid | Retrieves the PID assignment for a specified elementary stream in a program. |
GetRecordProgramMapPid | Retrieves the PID assignment for a specified PMT. |
GetRecordProgramNumber | Retrieves the program number for a specified program. |
GetRecordStreamType | Retrieves the stream type for a specified elementary stream in a program. |
GetTransportStreamId | Retrieves the transport_stream_id field from the PAT. |
See also