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IAMExtTransport::GetTransportBasicParameters

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Microsoft DirectShow 9.0

IAMExtTransport::GetTransportBasicParameters

The GetTransportBasicParameters method retrieves general properties of the external transport.

Syntax

  HRESULT GetTransportBasicParameters(
  long Param,
  long *pValue,
  LPOLESTR *ppszData
);

Parameters

Param

[in]  Specifies which property to receive.

pValue

[in, out]  Pointer to a variable that receives a long integer value. See Remarks for more information.

ppszData

[in, out]  Pointer to a variable of type LPOLESTR that receives a string. See Remarks for more information.

Return Values

When this method succeeds, it returns S_OK. Otherwise it returns an HRESULT error code.

Remarks

The Param parameter is a flag that specifies which property to retrieve. Some properties are numeric; these are returned in the pValue parameter. Other properties are string values; these are returned in the ppszData parameter. For a list of flags and expected values, see IAMExtTransport::SetTransportBasicParameters.

If the method returns a string, the caller must free the string, using the CoTaskMemFree function.

DV and MPEG Camcorder Implementation

MSDV supports the following additional flags:

  • ED_RAW_EXT_DEV_CMD: Invokes a raw AV/C command. Specify the AV/C command as an array of bytes in the ppszData parameter. Specify the size of the command, in bytes, in the pValue parameter. When the method returns, ppszData contains the response from the device, and pValue contains the size of the response, in bytes. The AV/C command is passed directly to the device with no validation or error checking.

    The response payload might be larger than the command. It is the caller's responsibility to allocate enough space in the buffer for the response. The maximum payload size is 512 bytes.

    For more information, see Issuing Raw AV/C Commands.

  • ED_TRANSBASIC_INPUT_SIGNAL: Retrieves the signal format that the DV camcorder is designed to accept. Returns one of the following constants in pValue.

    Constant Description
    ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_525_60_SD NTSC SD signal.
    ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_525_60_SDL NTSC SDL (long-play) signal.
    ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_625_50_SD PAL SD signal.
    ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_625_50_SDL PAL SDL (long-play) signal.
    ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_MPEG2TS D-VHS signal.

  • ED_TRANSBASIC_OUTPUT_SIGNAL: Retrieves the signal format that the DV camcorder is designed to transmit. Returns one of the constants listed for the ED_TRANSBASIC_INPUT_SIGNAL flag.

MSTape supports additional values for ED_TRANSBASIC_INPUT_SIGNAL and ED_TRANSBASIC_OUTPUT_SIGNAL.

Constant Description
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_2500_60_MPEG 25-Mbps/60 MPEG stream.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_1250_60_MPEG 12.5-Mbps/60 MPEG stream.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_0625_60_MPEG 6.25-Mbps/60 MPEG stream.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_2500_50_MPEG 25-Mbps/50 MPEG stream.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_1250_50_MPEG 12.5-Mbps/50 MPEG stream.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_0625_50_MPEG 6.25-Mbps/50 MPEG stream.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_UNKNOWN Unknown signal format.

These flags are defined in the header file Xprtdefs.h.

Windows XP Service Pack 2

In Windows XP Service Pack 2 and later, the following additional signal types are defined for the ED_TRANSBASIC_INPUT_SIGNAL and ED_TRANSBASIC_OUTPUT_SIGNAL flags.

Constant Description
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_525_60_DV25 DVCPRO 25, 525-60.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_625_50_DV25 DVCPRO 25, 625-50.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_525_60_DV50 DVCPRO 50, 525-60.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_625_50_DV50 DVCPRO 50, 625-50.
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_HD_60_DVH1 DVCPRO 100, 1080i or 720p
ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_HD_50_DVH1 DVCPRO 100, 1080i only

To use these constants, include the header file Xprtdefs.h from the Windows SDK.

Requirements

Header: Declared in Strmif.h; include Dshow.h.

Library: Use Strmiids.lib.

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