VLGETCONTROL(3dm) VLGETCONTROL(3dm)
vlGetControl, vlSetControl - get or set control VL value
#include <dmedia/vl.h>
int vlGetControl(VLServer svr, VLPath path, VLNode node,
VLControlType type, VLControlValue *value);
int vlSetControl(VLServer svr, VLPath path, VLNode node,
VLControlType type, VLControlValue *value);
svr The handle for the video server to use.
path Specifies a handle to the path.
node Specifies the node on which the control resides (VL_ANY
specifies any node)
value Specifies a pointer the control's values or return values.
type Specifies the control type, as defined in <dmedia/vl.h>
vlGetControl immediately gets the specified control's value and stores
the result in the VLControlValue struct pointed to by value.
vlSetControl immediately sets the specified control's value using the
values specified in the VLControlValue struct.
The following is the list of device independent controls defined in the
VL. Devices may not support all controls.
VL_DEFAULT_SOURCE(int)
returns the node number of the current default video source
node. This is the node number which will be used when VL_ANY
is specified as the node number in vlGetNode(3v). This control
is read-only.
VL_TIMING(int)
specifies the video timing which will be used by a video node.
VL_ORIGIN(x,y)
specifies the location of the upper left corner of the active
video. This control applies to screen nodes.
VL_OFFSET(x,y)
specifies the location of the upper left corner of video with
respect to the active video region. The dimensions of the
active video region are timing and device dependent.
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VLGETCONTROL(3dm) VLGETCONTROL(3dm)
VL_SIZE(x,y)
specifies the size of the active video region on video nodes,
and the clipped size of video on other nodes.
VL_RATE(fract)
specifies rate of data transfer in frames or fields per second,
depending on the setting of VL_CAP_TYPE. Note that most VL
devices will return an approximated rate of 30/1 or 60/1 when
they are in actuality performing 30000/1001 or 60000/1001
fields or frames per second (i.e. the full field or frame rate
for NTSC). For these devices, fractional field or frame rates
are affected as well. A field rate of 15/1 is in reality
15000/1001, for example.
VL_ZOOM(fract)
specifies a zoom factor where 1.0 is nominal.
VL_CAP_TYPE(int)
specifies whether transfer should be frame or field based, and
whether fields should be interleaved. This control affects
buffer size, and if needed, should be set before the buffer is
created.
VL_PACKING(int)
specifies the pixel packing.
VL_WINDOW(uint)
specifies the X window id of the window to be associated with a
screen drain.
VL_BRIGHTNESS(int)
specifies brightness factor.
VL_CONTRAST(int)
specifies contrast.
VL_HUE(int)
specifies hue.
VL_SATURATION(int)
specifies saturation.
VL_FREEZE(boolean)
causes data transfer to continually send the same frame.
VL_MUXSWITCH(int)
specifies the connector to be used on video nodes which have
multiple inputs. For example, an analog video node may have
both RCA composite connectors and svideo connectors.
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VLGETCONTROL(3dm) VLGETCONTROL(3dm)
VL_FORMAT(int)
specifies the video data format for a video node.
VL_SYNC(int)
specifies the sync mode.
VL_SYNC_SOURCE(int)
specifies which video node is to be used as the timing source.
This control should be used in conjunction with VL_SYNC.
VL_LAYOUT(int)
specifies the video data layout for a video node.
Control values are control- and device-dependent. See the manual for
detailed descriptions of the values for each control.
Various controls affect buffer creation, and should be set, if needed,
prior to calling vlCreateBuffer(3dm). In particular, frame size is
dependent on the controls VL_CAP_TYPE, VL_PACKING, VL_SIZE, VL_ZOOM,
VL_OFFSET and VL_TIMING. In general, control settings should be completed
before the buffer is created.
If successful, these functions return zero. A value of -1 indicates an
error, and vlErrno is set to the correct error number. If an error of
VLValueOutOfRange is returned from vlSetControl, the VL had to adjust the
value passed in before using it. In this case the user should always
check to see what the value was set to using vlGetControl. If other
errors are returned, the value should also be checked. VLBadValue means
that the value was not set. VLBadControl means that the control does not
exist on the specified node or path.
vlGetControlInfo(3dm), vlGetControlList(3dm)
VLGETCONTROL(3dm) VLGETCONTROL(3dm)
vlGetControl, vlSetControl - get or set control VL value
#include <dmedia/vl.h>
int vlGetControl(VLServer svr, VLPath path, VLNode node,
VLControlType type, VLControlValue *value);
int vlSetControl(VLServer svr, VLPath path, VLNode node,
VLControlType type, VLControlValue *value);
svr The handle for the video server to use.
path Specifies a handle to the path.
node Specifies the node on which the control resides (VL_ANY
specifies any node)
value Specifies a pointer the control's values or return values.
type Specifies the control type, as defined in <dmedia/vl.h>
vlGetControl immediately gets the specified control's value and stores
the result in the VLControlValue struct pointed to by value.
vlSetControl immediately sets the specified control's value using the
values specified in the VLControlValue struct.
The following is the list of device independent controls defined in the
VL. Devices may not support all controls.
VL_DEFAULT_SOURCE(int)
returns the node number of the current default video source
node. This is the node number which will be used when VL_ANY
is specified as the node number in vlGetNode(3v). This control
is read-only.
VL_TIMING(int)
specifies the video timing which will be used by a video node.
VL_ORIGIN(x,y)
specifies the location of the upper left corner of the active
video. This control applies to screen nodes.
VL_OFFSET(x,y)
specifies the location of the upper left corner of video with
respect to the active video region. The dimensions of the
active video region are timing and device dependent.
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VLGETCONTROL(3dm) VLGETCONTROL(3dm)
VL_SIZE(x,y)
specifies the size of the active video region on video nodes,
and the clipped size of video on other nodes.
VL_RATE(fract)
specifies rate of data transfer in frames or fields per second,
depending on the setting of VL_CAP_TYPE. Note that most VL
devices will return an approximated rate of 30/1 or 60/1 when
they are in actuality performing 30000/1001 or 60000/1001
fields or frames per second (i.e. the full field or frame rate
for NTSC). For these devices, fractional field or frame rates
are affected as well. A field rate of 15/1 is in reality
15000/1001, for example.
VL_ZOOM(fract)
specifies a zoom factor where 1.0 is nominal.
VL_CAP_TYPE(int)
specifies whether transfer should be frame or field based, and
whether fields should be interleaved. This control affects
buffer size, and if needed, should be set before the buffer is
created.
VL_PACKING(int)
specifies the pixel packing.
VL_WINDOW(uint)
specifies the X window id of the window to be associated with a
screen drain.
VL_BRIGHTNESS(int)
specifies brightness factor.
VL_CONTRAST(int)
specifies contrast.
VL_HUE(int)
specifies hue.
VL_SATURATION(int)
specifies saturation.
VL_FREEZE(boolean)
causes data transfer to continually send the same frame.
VL_MUXSWITCH(int)
specifies the connector to be used on video nodes which have
multiple inputs. For example, an analog video node may have
both RCA composite connectors and svideo connectors.
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VLGETCONTROL(3dm) VLGETCONTROL(3dm)
VL_FORMAT(int)
specifies the video data format for a video node.
VL_SYNC(int)
specifies the sync mode.
VL_SYNC_SOURCE(int)
specifies which video node is to be used as the timing source.
This control should be used in conjunction with VL_SYNC.
VL_LAYOUT(int)
specifies the video data layout for a video node.
Control values are control- and device-dependent. See the manual for
detailed descriptions of the values for each control.
Various controls affect buffer creation, and should be set, if needed,
prior to calling vlCreateBuffer(3dm). In particular, frame size is
dependent on the controls VL_CAP_TYPE, VL_PACKING, VL_SIZE, VL_ZOOM,
VL_OFFSET and VL_TIMING. In general, control settings should be completed
before the buffer is created.
If successful, these functions return zero. A value of -1 indicates an
error, and vlErrno is set to the correct error number. If an error of
VLValueOutOfRange is returned from vlSetControl, the VL had to adjust the
value passed in before using it. In this case the user should always
check to see what the value was set to using vlGetControl. If other
errors are returned, the value should also be checked. VLBadValue means
that the value was not set. VLBadControl means that the control does not
exist on the specified node or path.
vlGetControlInfo(3dm), vlGetControlList(3dm)
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