The VideoCaptureDeviceItem identifies a video capture device. A VideoCaptureDeviceItem is a temporary object and may not be stored permanently. For permanent storage use the string representation as returned by toString and getName.
The list returned by Grabber::getAvailableVideoCaptureDevices consists of VideoCaptureDeviceItems. This list may be iterated or searched for a specific capture device with std::find.
Header File: tisudshl.h
Namespace: DShowLib
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VideoCaptureDeviceItem |
Constructs a new VideoCaptureDeviceItem isntance. The default constructor creates a invalid VideoCaptureDeviceItem. |
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createInvalid |
[Deprecated] This method creates an invalid VideoCaptureDeviceItem. |
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getBaseName |
Returns the base name of the video capture device. |
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getDisplayName |
Returns the display name of the video capture device. |
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getDriverVersion |
Retrives the driver version. |
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getName |
This method returns the name of the video capture device as reported by its driver. |
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getSerialNumber |
Returns the serial number of the device. |
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getUniqueName |
Returns a unique name for this device. |
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isValid |
Checks whether this object represents a video capture device or not. |
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operator< |
Compares the name of the video capture device with the name of another one. |
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operator= |
Assigns a VideoCaptureDeviceItem to this object. |
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operator== |
Checks whether two video capture devices are identical. |
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toString |
This method returns the name of the video capture device as reported by its driver. |
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