Share via

IWMEncDeviceControlCollection.Remove

  • Article
Windows Media Encoder SDK banner art

The Remove method removes a specific device control object from the collection.

Syntax

IWMEncDeviceControlCollection.Remove(lIndex)

Parameters

lIndex

[in]  Long containing the index of the object to remove.

Return Values

This method does not return a value.

Remarks

Use the Count property to retrieve the number of objects in the device control collection.

To control digital devices programmatically, you must add the Windows Media Encoder Device Control reference to the project. For more information, see Programming in Visual Basic.

Example Code

' Create a WMEncoder object.
  Dim Encoder As WMEncoder
  Set Encoder = New WMEncoder

' Add the device as the audio source and the video source.
  Dim SrcGrpColl As IWMEncSourceGroupCollection
  Dim SrcGrp As IWMEncSourceGroup2
  Dim SrcAud As IWMEncSource
  Dim SrcVid As IWMEncVideoSource
  Set SrcGrpColl = Encoder.SourceGroupCollection
  Set SrcGrp = SrcGrpColl.Add("SG_1")
  Set SrcAud = SrcGrp.AddSource(WMENC_AUDIO)
  Set SrcVid = SrcGrp.AddSource(WMENC_VIDEO)
  ' Replace the following name with the name of your device.
  SrcAud.SetInput ("Device://Device resource name")
  SrcVid.SetInput ("Device://Device resource name")

' Configure the output and profile.

' Retrieve the device control collection, then add a device to it.
  Dim DCColl As IWMEncDeviceControlCollection
  Set DCColl = SrcGrp.DeviceControlCollection
  Dim DControl As IWMEncDeviceControl
  Set DControl = DCColl.Add
  ' Replace the following name with the name of your device.
  DControl.SetInput ("DeviceControl://Device resource name")

' Remove the device control object that was just added.
  DCColl.Remove 0

Requirements

Reference: Windows Media Encoder Device Control

Library: wmdevctl.dll

See Also