Interfaces for Controlling a Filter Graph
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These interfaces provide methods for controlling a filter graph.
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IAMClockAdjust | Adjust the graph clock. |
| IAMGraphStreams | Synchronize live streams in a filter graph. |
| IFilterChain | Control chains of filters. |
| IMediaControl | Run, pause, and stop the filter graph. (Also provides Automation-compatible methods for building graphs.) |
| IMediaEventEx | Respond to events in the graph. |
| IMediaSeeking | Seek within a file. |
| IQueueCommand | Queue commands to run at a later time. |
| IVideoFrameStep | Frame-step through a video stream. |
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