MirOS Manual: XvVideoNotify(3)


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

Name

     XvVideoNotify - event generated for video processing

Syntax

     #include <X11/extensions/Xvlib.h>

          typedef union {
            int type;
            XvVideoNotifyEvent xvvideo;
            XvPortNotifyEvent xvport;
            long pad[24];
          } XvEvent;

          typedef struct {
            int type;
            unsigned long serial;
            Bool send_event;
            Display *display;
            Drawable drawable;
            unsigned long reason;
            XvPortID port_id;
            Time time;
          } XvVideoNotifyEvent;

     type    Specifies the type of event: XvVideoNotify(3X).

     serial  Number of the last request processed by the server.

     send_event
             True if the event was generated by a SendEvent
             request.

     display A pointer to the display the event was read from.

     drawable
             The drawable for which the event was generated.

     reason  The reason the event was generated: XvStarted,
             XvStopped, XvPreempted, XvBusy, XvHardError.

     port_id The port processing the video for which the event
             was generated.

Description

     XvVideoNotify(3X) events are generated when video is
     started, stopped, preempted by another video request,
     ignored because the port is grabbed by another client, or
     interrupted because of a hard transmission or reception
     error.

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

See Also

     XvPutVideo(3X), XvPutStill(3X), XvGetVideo(3X),
     XvGetStill(3X), XvStopVideo(3X), XvSelectVideoNotify(3X)

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