Copyright © 2001-2019 MultiMedia Soft

VideoPlayer.OSDItemTextChange method

Previous pageReturn to chapter overviewNext page

Remarks

 

Changes the string and settings of the given text item on the On-Screen-Display (OSD).

 

For further details about the use of the embedded video player see the VideoPlayer object section.

For details about video clips rendering refer to the How to play video files through DirectShow tutorial.

 

 

Syntax

 

[Visual Basic]

control.VideoPlayer.OSDItemTextChange (

nPlayer as Integer,

nItemUniqueId as Long,

strText as String,

pLogFont as long,

strFacename as String,

color as OLE_COLOR,

nAlignment as enumTextAlignment

) as enumErrorCodes


 

[C++]

short control.VideoPlayer.OSDItemTextChange (

short nPlayer,

long nItemUniqueId,

LPCTSTR strText,

long pLogFont,

LPCTSTR strFacename,

OLE_COLOR color,

short nAlignment

);


 

Parameter

Description

 

 

nPlayer

Number representing the zero-based index of the player that will use the video player.

nItemUniqueId

Unique identifier of item returned by a previous call to the VideoPlayer.OSDItemTextAdd method

strText

Text string

pLogFont

Address in memory of the the LOGFONT structure containing the font settings used to render this item.

Refer to the Microsoft documentation for details about the LOGFONT structure. The lfFaceName member of the LOGFONT structure is currently ignored: use the strFacename parameter below for passing the typeface of the font.

strFacename

String containing the typeface of the font, for example "Arial" or "Times New Roman"

color

Color used to render this item

nAlignment

Text alignment respect to the item's rectangle.

Supported values are the following:

Mnemonic constant

Value

Meaning

TEXT_ALIGN_LEFT

0

Text is left aligned

TEXT_ALIGN_CENTER

1

Text is centered

TEXT_ALIGN_RIGHT

2

Text is right aligned

 

 

 

Return value

 

Value

Meaning

 

 

Negative value

An error occurred, check the LastError property value in order to get the error code

enumErrorCodes.ERR_NOERROR (0)

The method call was successful