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This article explains the logic used by the default IVideoWindowplug-in distributor (PID), when an application instructs it to render the video in full-screen mode. Substitute renderer filters can use the IVideoWindowPID for communication with applications. Developers of substitute renderers should be aware of how this PID searches the filter graph for the best means of representing full-screen video, when requested to render in full-screen mode.
This article contains the following sections.
- Using the IVideoWindow PID to Implement Full-Screen Support
- Finding a Filter That Supports Full-Screen Mode
- Finding a Filter That Can Be Stretched Full-Screen at No Cost
- Supplying a Full-Screen Renderer Filter
- Stretching the Output of a Renderer Full-Screen
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Implications of Full-Screen Support for the Application
Last updated on Tuesday, May 18, 2004