ILMDVRSink::GetFragmentAlignment

Include

#include "ILMDVRSink.h"

Syntax


C Syntax	HRESULT ILMDVRSink_GetFragmentAlignment(pILMDVRSink, startOffset, endOffset, pAlignedStartOffset, pAlignedEndOffset)
C++ Syntax	HRESULT GetFragmentAlignment(startOffset, endOffset, pAlignedStartOffset, pAlignedEndOffset)


ILMDVRSink *pILMDVRSink;	pointer to an interface
double startOffset;	starting byte offset
double endOffset;	ending byte offset
double *pAlignedStartOffset;	* pointer storing offset of first transport fragment
double *pAlignedEndOffset;	* pointer storing offset of last transport fragment

Summary

Takes the user-supplied byte range and scans for transport fragment boundaries.

Parameters

Parameter	Description
pILMDRSink	Pointer to an ILMDVRSink interface
startOffset;	Specifies the byte offset at which to begin scanning for transport fragments.
endOffset;	Specifies the byte offset at which to stop scanning for transport fragments.
pAlignedStartOffset;	A pointer to a double variable, storing the offset of the start of the first transport fragment found.
pAlignedEndOffset;	A pointer to a double variable, storing the offset of the end of the last transport fragment.

Returns


S_OK	No error.
S_FALSE	No transport fragment found: pAlignedStartOffset and pAlignedEndOffset are set equal to startOffset, and indicate an empty search.

Remarks

Use this function along with ILMDVRSink::CopyBufferToFile to save a completely intact MPEG transport fragment.

Set up the MPEG multiplexer used for recording to DVR by calling put_OutputType(Mpg2MxT_OutputType_HLS). Doing so guarantees that fragment boundaries start with synchronization frames. Specify the boundary time interval by calling put_ResyncInterval(intervalTime).

Required DLLs and Libraries

LMDVRSource
For a listing of the exact DLLs and Libraries needed, based on the toolkit version, refer to Files To Be Included With Your Application.

Platforms

Win32, x64

Example

For a C++ example, refer to ILMDVRSink::GetFragmentAlignment Example For C++