Microsoft DirectX 9.0 |
A DV camcorder's signal format can be NTSC or PAL, either standard or long-play. To find out the signal format, call the IAMExtTransport::GetTransportBasicParameters method and pass in the ED_TRANSBASIC_INPUT_SIGNAL flag. The method returns a defined constant, indicating the format.
The following code checks the signal format, and uses this value to calculates the average time per frame. The variable Mode receives the signal-format constant.
LONG Mode, AvgTimePerFrame;
hr = MyDevCap.pTransport->GetTransportBasicParameters(
ED_TRANSBASIC_INPUT_SIGNAL, &Mode, NULL);
if (SUCCEEDED(hr))
{
switch (Mode)
{
case ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_525_60_SD: // NTSC SD
AvgTimePerFrame = 33; // 33 msec (29.97 FPS)
break;
case ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_525_60_SDL: // NTSC SDL
AvgTimePerFrame = 33;
break;
case ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_625_50_SD: // PAL SD
AvgTimePerFrame = 40; // 40 msec (25 FPS)
break;
case ED_TRANSBASIC_SIGNAL_625_50_SDL: // PAL SDL
AvgTimePerFrame = 40;
break;
default:
// Unknown type
AvgTimePerFrame = 33; // Default
break;
}
}