ILMVBright Interface
Data types:
REFERENCE_FRAME
enum REFERENCE_FRAME
{
REF_USEBUFFER,
REF_USENEXTFRAME,
REF_USECOLOR,
};
ILMVBright Interface
Properties:
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Type |
Property name |
Description |
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VARIANT_BOOL |
Enabled |
Enables or disables the effect. If set to VARIANT_FALSE, the filter will pass the video samples intact. |
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VARIANT_BOOL |
FirstFrameIsReference |
Enables or disables setting the first frame in every play session as the reference frame. If this is VARIANT_TRUE, the first frame in every play session will be set as the reference frame (Usually the first frame in a movie). |
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Long |
Threshold |
Value used to control an object's detection level. A lower threshold provides stronger object detection. Range: 1 to 100. |
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Long |
Brightness |
Value used to control the amount of the intensity. The intensity ranges from -1000 to 1000. A positive value increases (or lightens) the brightness of the bitmap image. A negative value decreases (or darkens) the brightness of the bitmap image. |
Methods:
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Method |
Parameters |
Description |
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SetReferenceFrame |
byte* pBuffer, [in] long lRGBColor, [in] REFERENCE_FRAME opt |
Sets the reference frame of the movie. |
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Parameters |
Description |
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pBuffer |
Buffer contains the reference frame. This buffer should have the same dimensions (width and height), and the same bits per pixel as the movie. |
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lRGBColor |
Pixel color (RGB 24-bit). The reference frame will be set as a solid frame with the color specified in this parameter. |
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Opt |
Flag that controls the reference frame. Possible values are: |
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Value |
Meaning |
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REF_USEBUFFER |
only the pBuffer member is used. |
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REF_USENEXTFRAME |
the next frame in the movie is taken as the reference frame. |
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REF_USECOLOR |
the lRGBColor parameter is used. |