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IVMRImageCompositor9 interface (vmr9.h)

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The IVMRImageCompositor9 interface is implemented by the default compositor for the Video Mixing Renderer Filter 9 (VMR-9). It must also be implemented by any plug-in compositor that an application provides for the VMR-9. The VMR-9 calls the methods on this interface to inform the compositor that it should composite the incoming video frames into a single output frame. Applications do not use this interface.

Inheritance

The IVMRImageCompositor9 interface inherits from the IUnknown interface. IVMRImageCompositor9 also has these types of members:

Methods

The IVMRImageCompositor9 interface has these methods.

 
IVMRImageCompositor9::CompositeImage

The CompositeImage method composites the current frames available in each input stream.
IVMRImageCompositor9::InitCompositionDevice

The InitCompositionDevice method informs the compositor that a new composition target has been created.
IVMRImageCompositor9::SetStreamMediaType

The SetStreamMediaType method sets the media type for the input stream.
IVMRImageCompositor9::TermCompositionDevice

The TermCompositionDevice method informs the compositor that the current composition target is being replaced. Compositors should perform any necessary cleanup of the composition target in this method.

Remarks

Include DShow.h and D3d9.h before Vmr9.h.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client Windows XP with SP2 [desktop apps only]
Minimum supported server Windows Server 2003 R2 [desktop apps only]
Target Platform Windows
Header vmr9.h

See also

Using the Video Mixing Renderer