ltmmWMStreamConfig.BufferWindow Property

Visual Basic Example

Syntax

object.BufferWindow As Long

Remarks

Gets or sets the maximum latency (time in milliseconds) between stream reception and display.

A latency of -1 indicates that the buffer window is unknown.

The larger the buffer window, the higher the quality in the case of video streams. However, it is not recommended to have streams that have widely different latencies.

Call the ltmmWMProfile.ReconfigStream method to have the new value take effect.

For more information, refer to the Microsoft documentation for IWMStreamConfig::GetBufferWindow .

Platforms

Win32, x64

See Also

Elements:

ltmmWMStreamConfig.Bitrate Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.ConnectionName Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.MaxKeyFrameSpacing Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.Quality Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.StreamName Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.StreamNumber Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.StreamType Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.Type Property, ltmmWMStreamConfig.GetMediaType Method, ltmmWMStreamConfig.SetMediaType Method, ltmmWMProfile.StreamCount Property, ltmmWMProfile.AddStream Method, ltmmWMProfile.CreateNewStream Method, ltmmWMProfile.GetStream Method, ltmmWMProfile.GetStreamByNumber Method, ltmmWMProfile.ReconfigStream Method, ltmmWMProfile.RemoveStream Method, ltmmWMProfile.RemoveStreamByNumber Method

Topics:

Multimedia Properties, Methods and Events

 

Windows Media Support