Constructor.

Destructor.

Returns the current decoding position, i.e. the timestamp for the most recently decoded picture.

Reads various counters related to the received input bitstream and coded data units. The counters are reset when Initialize() or this method is called, and thus they only include data processed since the last call.

Retrieves an empty video input buffer from the decoder. After input data has been written to the buffer, it can be written to the decoder using WriteCodedDataL(). The number of buffers the decoder must be able to provide before expecting any back, and the maximum size for each buffer, are specified in the buffer options.

The decoder maintains ownership of the buffers even while they have been retrieved by the client, and will take care of deallocating them.

Gets the video decoder buffer options actually in use. This can be used before calling SetBufferOptions() to determine the default options, or afterwards to check the values actually in use (if some default values were used).

Creates a new video decoder hardware device object, based on the implementation UID.

Creates a new video decoder hardware device adapter object, based on the Implementation Information of a Processing Unit.

Retrieves the number of free input buffers the decoder has available.

Returns the current pre-decoder buffer size.

Returns a header from GetHeaderInformationL() back to the decoder so that the memory can be freed.

Sets decoder buffering options. See [3] for a description of the options available.

Indicates which HRD/VBV specification is fulfilled in the input stream and any related parameters.

Sets the device input format to a compressed video format.

Sets the output post-processor device to use. If an output device is set, all decoded pictures are delivered to that device, and not drawn on screen or returned to the client. Pictures are written using CMMDVideoPostProcDevice::WritePictureL() or a custom interface after they have been decoded. The post-processor must then synchronize rendering to the clock source if necessary.

Set the proxy implementation to be used. Called just after the object is constructed.

Sets whether decoding should be synchronized to the current clock source, if any, or if pictures should instead be decoded as soon as possible. If decoding is synchronized, decoding timestamps are used if available, presentation timestamps are used if not. When decoding is not synchronized, pictures are decoded as soon as source data is available for them, and the decoder has a free output buffer. If a clock source is not available, decoding will not be synchronized.

Retrieves decoder information about this hardware device. The device creates a CVideoDecoderInfo structure, fills it with correct data, pushes it to the cleanup stack and returns it. The client will delete the object when it is no longer needed.

Writes a piece of coded video data to the decoder. The data buffer must be retrieved from the decoder with GetBufferL().