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DVDTextStringType Constants

 
Microsoft DirectShow 9.0

DVDTextStringType Constants

This topic applies to Windows XP Service Pack 1 or later.

The DVDTextStringType constants indicate the type of information contained in a DVD text string.

Constant Value Description
dvdStruct_Volume 1 Indicates the top-level of the logical hierarchy. Refers to the entire contents of a one-sided disc or one side of a two-sided disc.
dvdStruct_Title 2 Indicates that all content strings, until the next dvd_Struct_Title, belong to one title.
dvdStruct_ParentalID 3 Indicates the parental ID of the following strings.
dvdStruct_PartOfTitle 4 Indicates that all content strings, until the next dvd_Struct_PartOfTitle, belong to one chapter.
dvdStruct_Cell 5 Indicates that all content strings, until the next dvd_Struct_Cell, belong to one cell, which can be a scene from a chapter.
dvdStream_Audio 16 Indicates that the following content strings refer to the audio stream.
dvdStream_Subpicture 17 Indicates that the following content strings refer to the subpicture stream.
dvdStream_Angle 18 Indicates that the following content strings refer to the angle.
dvdChannel_Audio 32 Indicates that the following content strings refer to the audio channel.
dvdGeneral_Name 48 Indicates the most important content string. Strings of this type contain the name of the volume, title, chapter, and so on, and can follow any structure identifiers.
dvdGeneral_Comments 49 Identifies a content string with additional information about the title, chapter, and so on, described by the dvd_General_Name string. The exact nature or structure of these comments is not defined.
dvdTitle_Series 56 Identifies a content string containing the name of a series to which the title belongs.
dvdTitle_Movie 57 Identifies a content string with the main movie title.
dvdTitle_Video 58 Identifies a content string containing the name of the video title.
dvdTitle_Album 59 Identifies a content string containing the name of the album title.
dvdTitle_Song 60 Identifies a content string containing the name of the song title.
dvdTitle_Other 63 Identifies a content string containing the name of the title of some other genre.
dvdTitle_Sub_Series 64 Identifies a content string with the name of the series localized to a particular country/region.
dvdTitle_Sub_Movie 65 Identifies a content string with the movie title localized to a particular country/region.
dvdTitle_Sub_Video 66 Identifies a content string with the video title localized to a particular country/region.
dvdTitle_Sub_Album 67 Identifies a content string with the album title localized to a particular country/region.
dvdTitle_Sub_Song 68 Identifies a content string with the song title localized to a particular country/region.
dvdTitle_Sub_Other 71 Identifies a content string with the title of some other genre localized to a particular country/region.
dvdTitle_Orig_Series 72 Identifies a content string with the original name of the series.
dvdTitle_Orig_Movie 73 Identifies a content string with the original name of the movie.
dvdTitle_Orig_Video 74 Identifies a content string with the original name of the video.
dvdTitle_Orig_Album 75 Identifies a content string with the original name of the album.
dvdTitle_Orig_Song 76 Identifies a content string with the original name of the song.
dvdTitle_Orig_Other 79 Identifies a content string with the original name of the content.
dvdOther_Scene 80 Identifies a content string pertaining to a particular scene in a movie or video.
dvdOther_Cut 81 Identifies a content string pertaining to a particular cut in a movie or video.
dvdOther_Take 82 Identifies a content string pertaining to a particular take in a movie or video.

Remarks

A DVD_TextStringType is returned in the DVDTextStringType method to identify how the disc authors have categorized the specified text string. See Working with DVD Text Strings for general information on text strings.

One important text string type not defined in this enumeration is 0xF0, the extension sorting text string type. You can use this type of string in many ways to enable players to sort the string data. It can be a unique number or a repetition of a previous string with the word order changed. For example, a string type of 0x30 that has the name "The Greatest Hits" might be followed by a string of type 0xF0 that says "Greatest Hits, The." As with content strings, the use of the sorting string is not strictly defined.

Requirements

Reference: Add a reference to MS Video Control 1.0 Type Library and Microsoft Tuner 1.0 Type Library.

Library: Quartz.dll.

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