MirBSD manpage: XvGetVideo(3)


XvGetVideo(3X)      UNIX Programmer's Manual       XvGetVideo(3X)

Name

     XvGetVideo - capture video from a drawable

Syntax

     include Xvlib.h

     XvGetVideo(dpy, port, d, gc, vx, vy,

     register Display *dpy;
     XvPortID port;
     Drawable d;
     GC gc;
     int vx, vy, dx, dy;
     unsigned int vw, vh;
     unsigned int dw, dh;

Arguments

     dpy            Specifies the display screen on which the Xv
                    Server is to accept requests from Xv clients.
                    If the display option is not specified, Xv
                    uses the display screen specified by your
                    DISPLAY environment variable.  The display
                    option has the format hostname:number.  Using
                    two colons (::) instead of one (:) indicates
                    that DECnet is to be used for transport.

     port           Defines the port to which video output is
                    sent.

     d              Defines the drawable (window) from which
                    video output is to be obtained.

     gc             Defines the graphical context.  GC components
                    are: subwindow-mode, clip-x-origin, clip-y-
                    origin, and clip-mask.

     vx,vy,vw,vh    Define the location and size of the video
                    region is to be written.  vx and vy define
                    the x and y coordinates of the upper-left
                    corner of the video region; vw and vh define
                    the width and height, in pixels, of the video
                    region.

     dx,dy,dw,dh    Define the location of the source drawable
                    from which the video image is to be taken. dx
                    and dy define the x and y coordinates of the
                    upper-left corner of the drawable region; dw
                    and dh define the width and height, in pix-
                    els, of the drawable region.

XFree86                   Version 4.5.0                         1

XvGetVideo(3X)      UNIX Programmer's Manual       XvGetVideo(3X)

Description

     outputs video from a drawable.  The position and size of the
     destination rectangle is specified by vx, vy, vw, and vh.
     The position and size of the source rectangle is specified
     by dx, dy, dw, and dh.

     Drawable data is clipped to the bounds of the drawable,
     scaled to the requested video region size (or the closest
     size supported) and clipped to the bounds of the video
     encoding.  The contents of any region not updated with draw-
     able data is undefined.

     If video is successfully initiated, an XvVideoNotify event
     with detail XvStarted is generated for the drawable.  If the
     port is already in use, its video is preempted, and if the
     new drawable is different than the old, an XvVideoNotify
     event with detail XvPreempted is generated for the old draw-
     able.  If the port is grabbed by another client, this
     request is ignored, and an XvVideoNotify event with detail
     XvBusy is generated for the drawable.

Returned Values

     [Success]
             Returned if XvGetVideo(3X) completed successfully.

     [XvBadExtension]
             Returned if the Xv extension is unavailable.

     [XvBadAlloc]
             Returned if XvGetVideo(3X) failed to allocate memory
             to process the request.

Diagnostics

     [XvBadPort]
             Generated if the requested port does not exist.

     [BadGC] Generated if the requested graphics context does not
             exist.

     [BadDrawable]
             Generated if the requested drawable does not exist.

     [BadAlloc]
             Generated if there were insufficient resources to
             process the request.

See Also

     XvGetStill(3X), XvPutVideo(3X), XvVideoNotify(3X)

XFree86                   Version 4.5.0                         2

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