AVISTDINDEX structure (aviriff.h)
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Contains an AVI 2.0 standard index.
Syntax
typedef struct _avistdindex {
FOURCC fcc;
UINT cb;
WORD wLongsPerEntry;
BYTE bIndexSubType;
BYTE bIndexType;
DWORD nEntriesInUse;
DWORD dwChunkId;
DWORDLONG qwBaseOffset;
DWORD dwReserved_3;
AVISTDINDEX_ENTRY aIndex[NUMINDEX(2)];
} AVISTDINDEX;
Members
fcc
A FOURCC code. The value is either 'indx' or 'nnix', where nn is the stream number.
cb
The size of the structure, not including the initial 8 bytes.
wLongsPerEntry
The size of each index entry, in 4-byte units. The value must be 2.
bIndexSubType
The index subtype. The value must be zero.
bIndexType
The index type. The value must be AVI_INDEX_OF_CHUNKS.
nEntriesInUse
The number of valid entries in the adwIndex array.
dwChunkId
A FOURCC that identifies the object that is indexed. This member has the same meaning as the dwChunkId member of the AVIOLDINDEX structure.
qwBaseOffset
The base offset for the index entries. For each index entry, qwBaseOffset + AVISTDINDEX_ENTRY.dwOffset gives the offset from the start of the file to the data.
dwReserved_3
Reserved. Set to zero.
aIndex[NUMINDEX(2)]
An array of AVISTDINDEX_ENTRY structures. The number of elements in the array is calculated from the value of cb.
Remarks
For more information, see the OpenDML AVI File Format Extensions, published by the OpenDML AVI M-JPEG File Format Subcommittee. (This resource may not be available in some languages
and countries.)
Requirements
| Header | aviriff.h |