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DVDBuilder for C++
3.4
DVD Authoring Software Development Kit
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VideoRecorderError namespace. More...
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| enum | Enum { Start = 0x00000900, End = 0x000009FF, Success = 0, InternalError = 1, InvalidStructure = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 1), RecordingNotStarted = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 2), RecordingAlreadyStarted = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 3), MultiplexerError = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 4), InvalidVideoStreamCount = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 5), InvalidVideoCodec = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 6), InvalidVideoAspectRatio = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 7), InvalidVideoResolution = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 8), InvalidVideoFrameRate = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 9), InvalidAudioStreamCount = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 10), InvalidAudioSamplingFrequency = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 11), InvalidAudioCodec = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 12), InvalidAudioBitrate = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 13), DeviceError = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 14), DeviceNotSet = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 15), StartAsyncBufferFull = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 16), InvalidDeviceIndex = (VideoRecorderError::Start + 17) } |
| The VideoRecorderError::Enum type defines the possible errors returned by "VideoRecorder::error" when the error facility is VideoRecorder. More... | |
VideoRecorderError namespace.
| enum Enum |
The VideoRecorderError::Enum type defines the possible errors returned by "VideoRecorder::error" when the error facility is VideoRecorder.
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| Start |
This is not an actual error code. This is a base value for VideoRecorder errors. |
| Success |
Success. |
| InternalError |
Unexpected error in Video Recorder. |
| InvalidStructure |
Invalid DVD structure found in the IFO file on the disc. |
| RecordingNotStarted |
The recorder must be started in order to complete the required operation. |
| RecordingAlreadyStarted |
The recorder must be stopped in order to complete the required operation. |
| MultiplexerError |
The input MPEG-2 stream cannot be re-multiplexed. |
| InvalidVideoStreamCount |
The input stream must contain one video stream. |
| InvalidVideoCodec |
The input stream must be encoded in MPEG-2 format. |
| InvalidVideoAspectRatio |
The input video stream has invalid aspect ratio. The valid aspect ratios are 4:3 | 16:9 |
| InvalidVideoResolution |
The input video stream has invalid resolution. The valid video resolutioins are: NTSC: 720x480 | 704x480 | 352x480 | 352x240 PAL: 720x576 | 704x576 | 352x576 | 352x288 |
| InvalidVideoFrameRate |
The input video stream has invalid frame rate. The valid frame rates are 29.97 fsp (NTSC) and 25 fps (PAL). |
| InvalidAudioStreamCount |
The input MPEG-2 stream contains more than 8 audio streams. |
| InvalidAudioSamplingFrequency |
One or more input audio streams have invalid sampling frequency. It must be either 48KHz or 96KHz. |
| InvalidAudioCodec |
One or more input audio streams are not in the expected format. The valid audio codecs are: LPCM (16, 20, 24 bit), MPEG-1 Audio and AC-3 (Dolby Digital), DTS (Digital Theater System). |
| InvalidAudioBitrate |
One or more input audio streams have invalid bitrate. The allowed max bitrates are: LPCM: 6144 kbit/s MPEG-1 Audio: 384 kbit/s AC-3 (Dolby Digital): 448 kbit/s DTS (Digital Theater System): 1536 kbit/s |
| DeviceError |
One or more of the devices used by the video recorder have failed after calling one of the following methods: VideoRecorder::prepareMedia , VideoRecorder::start , VideoRecorder::write , VideoRecorder::stop , and VideoRecorder::finalizeMedia . In order to get a more detailed information enumerate the device error state using VideoRecorder::deviceError . The device error state is reset and updated upon calling one of the following methods: VideoRecorder::prepareMedia , VideoRecorder::start and VideoRecorder::finalizeMedia . When VideoRecorder::write is called any of the attached devices may fail and the error state is preserved until the Stop method is called. The failed devices are not used till the end of the recording. When the application gets a device error after calling VideoRecorder::write it may either stop the recording process or it may continue to write to the video recorder if at least one of the devices has a clean error state (ErrorInfo::facility is ErrorFacility::Success ). When VideoRecorder::stop is called the video recorder tries to stop the devices with a clean error state and those that have run out of space. Their error state is updated. The other devices keep their error state. See Error Handling |
| DeviceNotSet |
There's no device attached to the video recorder. |
| StartAsyncBufferFull |
The recording process has been started asyncronously using the StartAsync method and the video recorder cannot accept more data through the write() method. Usually this is a sign that the media cannot be prepared for writing within certain time and the Stop method must be called to stop the recording. All data buffered in the video recorder is lost. |
| InvalidDeviceIndex |
The device index is not in the allowed range. The specified index is not a valid index either in the device list or in the device error state list. |