Microsoft DirectX 9.0 |
The Filename property sets or retrieves the name of the file loaded by this filter.
Syntax
objFilterInfo.Filename As String
Parameters
This property takes no parameters.
Return Values
Returns the name of the file.
Remarks
Only file-source filters support this property. Accessing this property on other filters will cause a run-time error. To determine whether a filter is a file-source filter, check the IFilterInfo.IsFileSource property.
This property is read/write. Setting this property causes the filter to load the specified file. If the filter has already loaded a file, setting this property causes a run-time error.
Example Code
The following example searches for source files in the filter graph and displays the file name for each one:
For Each objFilter In mGraph.FilterCollection
If objFilter.IsFileSource = True Then
MsgBox objFilter.FileName
End If
Next
The next example adds the Async File Source filter to the filter graph, loads a file, and builds the rest of the graph. (Although you could do this in one step with the FilgraphManager.RenderFile method, you can use the Filename property with custom file-source filters.)
Dim objRegFilter As IRegFilterInfo
For Each objRegFilter In mGraph.RegFilterCollection
If objRegFilter.Name = "File Source (Async.)" Then
objRegFilter.Filter SrcFilter
Exit For
End If
Next
If Not SrcFilter Is Nothing Then
SrcFilter.FileName = "C:\MyVideo.avi"
For Each objPin In SrcFilter.Pins
objPin.Render
Next
End If
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