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The following list shows the interfaces that are used to support capture scenarios in DirectShow applications.

Properties

You can configure many elements of a capture graph, such as filters, pins, and encoders, and even devices by setting values for the properties associated with them. The following interfaces are used to set and get values for properties.

Graph Creation and Filter Control

Just as with playback applications, filters are the building blocks of a capture application. The following interfaces allow you to control individual filters and assemble those filters into filter graphs.

Stream Setup and Control

The following interfaces allow you to setup, control, and monitor the performance of capture data streams.

Video Control

The following interfaces allow you to control the properties of a camera device and to manipulate the video parameters of the captured data.

Audio Support

The following interfaces allow you to capture audio data.

See Also

Concepts

Video Capture