IC Imaging Control .NET
VideoFormat
VideoFormat
A VideoFormat object contains information about a video format supported by the current video capture device.
A VideoFormat can be obtained out of the VideoFormats collection.
Example
This example illustrates how to obtain the first available video format.
[C#]
VideoFormat Fmt = ICImagingControl1.VideoFormats[0];
Information
Namespace: TIS.Imaging
Introduced in version 1.x
Properties
| Property | Description | ||
| BinningFactor |
[Deprecated] Returns the binning factor of the VideoFormat. |
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| BinningFactorHorizontal |
Returns the horizontal binning factor of the VideoFormat. |
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| BinningFactorHorizontal |
Returns the horizontal binning factor of the VideoFormat. |
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| BinningFactorVertical |
Returns the vertical binning factor of the VideoFormat. |
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| BitsPerPixel |
Returns the bits per pixel of the VideoFormat. The byte count per pixel is calculated by dividing the bits per pixel count by 8. |
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| Height |
Returns the height of the VideoFormat. |
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| Name |
Returns the name of the VideoFormat. |
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| Size |
Returns the width and height of the VideoFormat in a System.Drawing.Size. |
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| SkippingFactorHorizontal |
Returns the horizontal skipping factor of the VideoFormat. |
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| SkippingFactorVertical |
Returns the vertical skipping factor of the VideoFormat. |
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| Width |
Returns the width of the VideoFormat. |
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