Microsoft DirectX 9.0 |
The GetVideoPaletteEntries method retrieves a range of palette entries for the video.
Syntax
HRESULT GetVideoPaletteEntries(
long StartIndex,
long Entries,
long *pRetrieved,
long *pPalette
);
Parameters
StartIndex
Zero-based start palette entry.
Entries
Number of entries required.
pRetrieved
Pointer to the number of colors obtained.
pPalette
Pointer to output buffer for colors.
Return Value
Returns NOERROR if successful, VFW_E_NO_PALETTE_AVAILABLE if the video samples has no color palette, E_OUTOFMEMORY if there is not enough memory available, E_INVALIDARG if StartIndex is invalid, or S_FALSE if there are no colors in the palette.
Remarks
This member function returns the current palette of the video as an array allocated by the user. To remain consistent, use the members in the Win32 PALETTEENTRY structure to return the colors, rather than the members in the RGBQUAD structure (although the parameter is a LONG). The memory is allocated by the caller, so simply copy each in turn. Determine that the number of entries requested and the start position offset are both valid. If the number of entries evaluates to zero, return an S_FALSE code.
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