Initialises the object with arbitrary values.

A boolean indicating if anti-aliasing filtering should be used.

The audio bit rate of the video device.

The audio data type represented as a fourCC code.

A flag indicating whether audio output is enabled. ETrue if teh audio is to be enabled, false if not.

The balance of the audio channels for the video device. Zero for normal balance.

A handle to the bitmap into which the decoded frame(s) are put.

A handle to the video camera being used.

The number of channels (mono/stereo) that can be read by the video device.

Defines the rectangle in which the video clip will be played.

The crop region currently applied to the image.

Whether the video display is active

The end position for playback in micro seconds.

The unique identifier of the video format handled by the video device.

Handle to the bitmap of the current video frame.

Used by RMMFVideoPlayControllerCustomCommands::GetFrame() to pass a bitmap handle to the video controller.

The current frame number in the video clip.

The number of frames per second; may not be an integer.

The gain of the audio channels for the video device. This can be any value from zero to iMaxGain.

The percentage (100 = original size) by which the height of the video image is scaled.

The percentage of loading/rebuffering completed.

Set the maximum size of the recording, in bytes.

The maximum gain of the audio channels for the video device.

The maximum volume setting of the video device.

This value is platform dependent but is always greater than or equal to one. This is the maximum value that should be passed to iVolume.

Unused.

Meta data is often contained in the header of multimedia clips and is used to define attributes such as the author and copyright details.

The period over which the volume is to rise.

The (possibly estimated) record time left in the clip.

This member is internal and not intended for use.

The start position for playback in micro seconds.

The location of the top left corner of the video window.

The video bit rate of the video device.

The video data type represented as a fourCC code.

The width & height of the video frame.

The video rotation.

The volume setting of the video device.

Should be between 0 and iMaxVolume.

The percentage (100 = original size) by which the width of the video image is scaled.

Defines the window in which the video clip will be played.