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StartRecording Method (IAgStkGraphicsCameraVideoRecording)
See Also

VideoBitRate: A higher value will create larger files with better visual quality than a lower value that will create smaller files with poorer visual quality. A value of 5000 is a good starting point to judge the file size to visual quality trade-off.

VideoFrameRate: The frame rate of the video in frames per second. A value of 30 is typical.

Description

Starts recording a file in the WMV format at the specified bit and frame rate.

Syntax

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Sub StartRecording( _ ByVal WmvFilename As String, _ ByVal VideoBitRate As Integer, _ ByVal VideoFrameRate As Integer _ )

[Visual Basic .NET]

Public Sub StartRecording( _
   ByVal WmvFilename As String, _
   ByVal VideoBitRate As Integer, _
   ByVal VideoFrameRate As Integer _
)

[C#]
public void StartRecording( string WmvFilename, int VideoBitRate, int VideoFrameRate );

[C#]

public void StartRecording(
   string WmvFilename, 
   int VideoBitRate, 
   int VideoFrameRate
);

[Managed C++]
public: void StartRecording( String __gc ^ WmvFilename, int VideoBitRate, int VideoFrameRate );

[Managed C++]

public: void StartRecording(
   String __gc ^ WmvFilename, 
   int VideoBitRate, 
   int VideoFrameRate
);

[Java]
public startRecording( String WmvFilename, ppInteger VideoBitRate, ppInteger VideoFrameRate );

[Java]

public  startRecording(
   String WmvFilename, 
   ppInteger VideoBitRate, 
   ppInteger VideoFrameRate
);

[Unmanaged C++]
public: HRESULT StartRecording( BSTR WmvFilename, int VideoBitRate, int VideoFrameRate );

[Unmanaged C++]

public: HRESULT StartRecording(
   BSTR WmvFilename, 
   int VideoBitRate, 
   int VideoFrameRate
);

WmvFilename: The filename of the WMV file.
VideoBitRate: A higher value will create larger files with better visual quality than a lower value that will create smaller files with poorer visual quality. A value of 5000 is a good starting point to judge the file size to visual quality trade-off.
VideoFrameRate: The frame rate of the video in frames per second. A value of 30 is typical.