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CEnumMediaTypes Class (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

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This class provides the mechanism for enumerating the pin's preferred media types.

Its constructor must be passed to an object from a class derived from CBasePin.

It uses the virtual member function GetMediaType to retrieve each of the media types in turn.

It also uses the pin's CBasePin::GetMediaTypeVersion member function to determine if the number or type of media types has changed.

The base pin class does not support dynamic media type changes. CBaseFilter::GetPinVersion always returns the same value, for example.

The media type enumerator must fill in a list of pointers to media type structures.

The memory for those media type structures must be released by the callers when they have finished with it.

The memory must not be allocated from any language-specific heap; otherwise, problems might occur between a filter written in C and another written in C++. For this reason, the base classes provide generic functions (not member functions of a class) to create and delete media types: CreateMediaType and DeleteMediaType. These manage memory allocation from the task allocator.

All member functions in this class that return HRESULT and accept a pointer as a parameter return E_POINTER when passed a null pointer.

Member Functions

Member function Description

CEnumMediaTypes

Constructs a CEnumMediaTypes object.

Implemented IUnknown Methods

Method Description

AddRef

Increments the reference count.

QueryInterface

Retrieves pointers to supported interfaces.

Release

Decrements the reference count.

Implemented IEnumMediaTypes Methods

Method Description

Clone

Creates a duplicate CEnumMediaTypes object with the same state.

Next

Returns the next media type after the current position.

Reset

Sets the current position back to the beginning.

Skip

Skips over one or more entries in the enumerator.

Requirements

Windows Embedded CE Windows CE 2.12 and later
Note Microsoft DirectShow applications and DirectShow filters have different include file and Library requirements
For more information, see Setting Up the Build Environment

See Also

Reference

DirectShow Classes