object

      Object associated with this media control interface command. The object can be one of the following:

      • Device type
      • Device name
      • Filename
      • Alias
      CURRENT TRACK
        Returns the current chapter if applicable.
      DISC SIZE
        Returns either 8 or 12 to indicate the size of the loaded disc in inches.
      FORWARD
        Returns TRUE if the play direction is forward or if the device is not playing; FALSE if the play direction is backward.
      LENGTH
        Returns the total length of the segment.
      LENGTH TRACK number
        Returns unsupported function.
      MEDIA PRESENT
        Returns TRUE if the media is inserted in the device; otherwise, the return is FALSE.
      MEDIA TYPE
        Returns either CAV, CLV, or other, depending on the type of videodisc.
      MODE
        Returns not ready, paused, playing, recording, seeking, or stopped or other.
      NUMBER OF TRACKS
        Returns the number of tracks on the media.
      POSITION
        Returns the current position.
      POSITION TRACK number
        Returns unsupported function.
      READY
        Returns TRUE if the device is ready.
      SIDE
        Returns 1 or 2 to indicate which side of the disc is loaded.
      SPEED
        Returns the speed in the currently specified speed format.
      SPEED FORMAT
        Returns the speed format.
      START POSITION
        Returns the starting position of the media.
      TIME FORMAT
        Returns the time format.
      VOLUME
        Returns the current volume setting. The volume is returned as a string in the format left:right where left and right are percentages of the maximum achievable effect for the left and right channels respectively. Leading zeros are suppressed for the volume level in each channel.
      WAIT
        The command is executed synchronously. The function waits until the requested action is complete before returning to the application. The WAIT keyword must be specified in order to receive return string information.
      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.


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