INSSBuffer3::SetProperty method (wmsbuffer.h)

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The SetProperty method is used to specify a property for the sample in the buffer. Buffer properties are used to pass information along with the sample to the writer object when writing ASF files. Sample properties are GUID values.

Syntax

HRESULT SetProperty(
  [in] GUID  guidBufferProperty,
  [in] void  *pvBufferProperty,
  [in] DWORD dwBufferPropertySize
);

Parameters

[in] guidBufferProperty

GUID value identifying the property you want to set. The predefined buffer properties are described in the Sample Extension Types section of this documentation. You can also define your own sample extension schemes using your own GUID values.

[in] pvBufferProperty

Pointer to a buffer containing the property value.

[in] dwBufferPropertySize

DWORD value containing the size of the buffer pointed to by pvBufferProperty.

Return value

The method returns an HRESULT. Possible values include, but are not limited to, those in the following table.

Remarks

If you set a buffer property with a size larger than that specified in your call to IWMStreamConfig2::AddDataUnitExtension, you will not get an error from SetProperty. However, when the writer writes the sample, NS_E_DATA_UNIT_EXTENSION_TOO_LARGE will be returned.

Requirements

See also

INSSBuffer3 Interface

INSSBuffer3::GetProperty