Object associated with this media
control interface command. The object can be one of the following:
Device type
Device name
Filename
Alias
AUDIO
Specifies the audio attributes of the device
context determined by the ALL, LEFT, and RIGHT keywords.
ALL
Applies to both or all of the channels
(default).
Specify ON or OFF with the ALL keyword.
ON
Enables audio.
OFF
Disables audio.
LEFT
Applies to the left channel.
Specify ON or OFF with the LEFT keyword.
ON
Enables output to the left audio channel.
OFF
Disables output
to the left audio channel.
RIGHT
Applies to the right channel.
Specify ON or OFF with the RIGHT keyword.
ON
Enables output to the right audio channel.
OFF
Disables output
to the right audio channel.
DISPLAY
ON
Enables on-screen information display.
DISPLAY
OFF
Disables on-screen information display.
DOOR OPEN
Opens the
door and ejects the tray, if possible.
DOOR CLOSED
Retracts the tray and closes the door, if possible.
SPEED FORMAT PERCENTAGE
Sets
the speed format to percentage.
SPEED FORMAT
FPS
The speed format to frames per second.
TIME
FORMAT MILLISECONDS
Sets the position format
to milliseconds. All position information is this format following this
command. You can abbreviate milliseconds as ms.
TIME
FORMAT MMTIME
Sets the time position format
to MMTIME.
TIME FORMAT FRAMES
Sets
the position format to frames. All position information is specified in
frames following this command. When the device is opened, frames is
the default mode for videodisc devices.
TIME
FORMAT HMS
Sets position format to h:mm:ss,
where h is hours, mm is minutes, and ss is seconds.
All position information is specified in this format following this command.
The h input can be omitted if it is equal to 0, mm can be
omitted if both mm and h equal 0.
TIME
FORMAT HMSF
Sets time format to hours, minutes,
seconds, and frames. All position information is this format following
this command.
VIDEO ON
Enables
video output.
VIDEO OFF
Disables
video output.
WAIT
The
command is executed synchronously. The function waits until the requested
action is complete before returning to the application.
NOTIFY
The command is executed asynchronously, allowing
control to be returned immediately to the application. When the requested
action is complete, an MM_MCINOTIFY
message is sent to the application window procedure.