MirOS Manual: XvUngrabPort(3)


XvUngrabPort(3X)    UNIX Programmer's Manual     XvUngrabPort(3X)

Name

     XvUngrabPort - release port grabbed for video operation

Syntax

     #include <X11/extensions/Xvlib.h>

     XvUngrabPort(dpy, port, time)

     Display *dpy;
     XvPortID port;
     Time time;

Arguments

     dpy            Specifies the display screen on which the Xv
                    Server is to accept requests from Xv clients.
                    If the display option is not specified, Xv
                    uses the display screen specified by your
                    DISPLAY environment variable.  The display
                    option has the format hostname:number.  Using
                    two colons (::) instead of one (:) indicates
                    that DECnet is to be used for transport.

     port           Specifies the port to be released.  If the
                    port had not been previously grabbed, the
                    request is ignored.

     time           Specifies the request timestamp.

Description

     XvUngrabPort(3X) releases a grabbed port.  If time specifies
     a time before the last XvGrabPort(3X) was executed, the
     request is ignored.

Returned Values

     [Success]
             Returned if XvUngrabPort(3X) completed successfully.

     [XvBadExtension]
             Returned if the Xv extension is unavailable.

     [XvBadAlloc]
             Returned if XvUngrabPort(3X) failed to allocate
             memory to process the request.

Diagnostics

     [XvBadPort]
             Generated if the requested port does not exist.

See Also

     XvGrabPort(3X)

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