Microsoft DirectX 9.0 |
This topic applies to Windows XP only.
The following tables list the Video Control objects, grouped by functionality.
Video Control
The Video Control (MSVidCtl) is the primary object that a television application uses to display television, tune to channels, and so forth.
Object | Description |
MSVidCtl | Represents the Video Control. |
Devices
Devices represent components that the Video Control uses to display television. Devices include input devices, such as tuners, and output devices, such as audio renderers and video renderers.
Object | Description |
MSVidAnalogTunerDevice | Represents a non-BDA analog TV tuner. |
MSVidAudioRenderer | Represents the audio renderer. |
MSVidBDATunerDevice | Represents a BDA-compatible TV tuner. |
MSVidFilePlaybackDevice | Represents a file-playback filter. |
MSVidStreamBufferSink | Represents a stream buffer output device. |
MSVidStreamBufferSource | Represents a stream buffer source device. |
MSVidVideoRenderer | Represents the video renderer. |
Features
Features represent additional functionality that an application can activate, such as closed captioning and IP data services.
Object | Description |
MSVidClosedCaptioning | Represents the closed captioning feature. |
MSVidDataServices | Represents the data services feature. |
MSVidEncoder | Represents the encoder feature. |
Collections
Collection objects manage collections of other objects.
Object | Description |
MSVidAudioRendererDevices | Represents a collection of audio renderers. |
MSVidFeatures | Represents a collection of features. |
MSVidInputDevices | Represents a collection of input devices. |
MSVidOutputDevices | Represents a collection of output devices. |
MSVidVideoRendererDevices | Represents a collection of video renderers. |
Helper Objects
The following helper objects are used by other Video Control objects.
Object | Description |
Broadcast Event Service | Handles broadcast events for the Filter Graph Manager. |
MSVidRect | Represents a rectangle with an associated window. |
Abstract Classes
The following objects represent abstract classes. They are never directly instantiated, and exist only to support polymorphism.
Object | Description |
MSVidInputDevice | Represents an input device. |
MSVidOutputDevice | Represents an output device. |
MSVidVideoInputDevice | Represents a video input device. |
MSVidFeature | Represents a feature supported by the Video Control. |