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The first option is to search for a filter in the filter graph that supports full-screen mode directly. When asked to go into full-screen mode, the IVideoWindowPID first scans all filters supporting IVideoWindowin the filter graph. The PID calls IVideoWindow::get_FullScreenModeon each filter and, if the filter returns E_NOTIMP (the default), assumes that the filter has no inherent support for full-screen playback. If the filter returns anything else, then that filter becomes the nominated filter for full-screen playback. This means that any calls to the filter graph manager to set the full-screen mode on or off will be sent directly to that nominated filter. This mechanism allows filters to be extended to support full-screen support directly. Most normal window-based renderers do not need to support this feature.
Last updated on Tuesday, May 18, 2004