private void FileCompleted(object o, System.EventArgs e)
{
FileCompletedArgs ca = e as FileCompletedArgs;
tbStatus.Text = string.Format("Finished file: {0}", ca.FileName);
Debug.WriteLine(string.Format("{0} {1}", ca.FileName, ca.Type));
}
/// <summary>
/// Called on a new thread to process events from the graph. The thread
/// exits when the graph finishes. Cancelling is done here.
/// </summary>
private void EventWait()
{
// Returned when GetEvent is called but there are no events
const int E_ABORT = unchecked ((int)0x80004004);
int hr;
IntPtr p1, p2;
EventCode ec;
EventCode exitCode = 0;
IMediaEvent pEvent = (IMediaEvent)m_pGraph;
do
{
// Read the event
for (
hr = pEvent.GetEvent(out ec, out p1, out p2, 100);
hr >= 0 && m_State < ClassState.GraphCompleted;
hr = pEvent.GetEvent(out ec, out p1, out p2, 100)
)
{
switch (ec)
{
case EventCode.UserAbort:
ChangeState(ClassState.Cancelling);
exitCode = ec;
// Release any resources the message allocated
hr = pEvent.FreeEventParams(ec, p1, p2);
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
break;
// If the clip is finished playing
case EventCode.Complete:
case EventCode.ErrorAbort:
ChangeState(ClassState.GraphCompleting);
exitCode = ec;
// Release any resources the message allocated
hr = pEvent.FreeEventParams(ec, p1, p2);
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
break;
// Walked past the end of a video file, send an event
case EC_VideoFileComplete:
if (FileCompleted != null)
{
MediaFile mf = m_Video.File(p1.ToInt32());
FileCompletedArgs ca = new FileCompletedArgs(mf.FileName, FileCompletedArgs.FileType.Video);
FileCompleted(this, ca);
}
break;
// Walked past the end of a video file, send an event
case EC_AudioFileComplete:
if (FileCompleted != null)
{
MediaFile mf = m_Audio.File(p1.ToInt32());
FileCompletedArgs ca = new FileCompletedArgs(mf.FileName, FileCompletedArgs.FileType.Audio);
FileCompleted(this, ca);
}
break;
default:
// Release any resources the message allocated
hr = pEvent.FreeEventParams(ec, p1, p2);
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
break;
}
}
// If the error that exited the loop wasn't due to running out of events
if (hr != E_ABORT)
{
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
}
//FilterState fs;
//m_pControl.GetState(200, out fs);
////DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
} while (m_State < ClassState.GraphCompleting);
// If the user cancelled
if (m_State == ClassState.Cancelling && m_pControl != null)
{
// Stop the graph, send an appropriate exit code
hr = m_pControl.Stop();
exitCode = EventCode.UserAbort;
}
if (m_State == ClassState.GraphCompleting)
{
m_State = ClassState.GraphCompleted;
}
else
{
m_State = ClassState.Cancelled;
}
threadCompleted = true;
// Send an event saying we are complete
if (this.ThreadFinished != null)
{
DESCompletedArgs ca = new DESCompletedArgs(exitCode);
this.ThreadFinished(this, ca);
}
} // Exit the thread
private void FileCompleted(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
FileCompletedArgs ca = e as FileCompletedArgs;
Console.WriteLine("Finished File" + ca.FileName);
}
/// <summary>
/// Called on a new thread to process events from the graph. The thread
/// exits when the graph finishes. Cancelling is done here.
/// </summary>
private void EventWait()
{
// Returned when GetEvent is called but there are no events
const int E_ABORT = unchecked((int)0x80004004);
int hr;
IntPtr p1, p2;
EventCode ec;
EventCode exitCode = 0;
IMediaEvent pEvent = (IMediaEvent)m_pGraph;
do
{
// Read the event
for (
hr = pEvent.GetEvent(out ec, out p1, out p2, 100);
hr >= 0 && m_State < ClassState.GraphCompleted;
hr = pEvent.GetEvent(out ec, out p1, out p2, 100)
)
{
switch (ec)
{
case EventCode.UserAbort:
ChangeState(ClassState.Cancelling);
exitCode = ec;
// Release any resources the message allocated
hr = pEvent.FreeEventParams(ec, p1, p2);
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
break;
// If the clip is finished playing
case EventCode.Complete:
case EventCode.ErrorAbort:
ChangeState(ClassState.GraphCompleting);
exitCode = ec;
// Release any resources the message allocated
hr = pEvent.FreeEventParams(ec, p1, p2);
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
break;
// Walked past the end of a video file, send an event
case EC_VideoFileComplete:
if (FileCompleted != null)
{
MediaFile mf = m_Video.File(p1.ToInt32());
FileCompletedArgs ca = new FileCompletedArgs(mf.FileName, FileCompletedArgs.FileType.Video);
FileCompleted(this, ca);
}
break;
// Walked past the end of a video file, send an event
case EC_AudioFileComplete:
if (FileCompleted != null)
{
MediaFile mf = m_Audio.File(p1.ToInt32());
FileCompletedArgs ca = new FileCompletedArgs(mf.FileName, FileCompletedArgs.FileType.Audio);
FileCompleted(this, ca);
}
break;
default:
// Release any resources the message allocated
hr = pEvent.FreeEventParams(ec, p1, p2);
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
break;
}
}
// If the error that exited the loop wasn't due to running out of events
if (hr != E_ABORT)
{
DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
}
//FilterState fs;
//m_pControl.GetState(200, out fs);
////DESError.ThrowExceptionForHR(hr);
} while (m_State < ClassState.GraphCompleting);
// If the user cancelled
if (m_State == ClassState.Cancelling && m_pControl != null)
{
// Stop the graph, send an appropriate exit code
hr = m_pControl.Stop();
exitCode = EventCode.UserAbort;
}
if (m_State == ClassState.GraphCompleting)
{
m_State = ClassState.GraphCompleted;
}
else
{
m_State = ClassState.Cancelled;
}
threadCompleted = true;
// Send an event saying we are complete
if (this.ThreadFinished != null)
{
DESCompletedArgs ca = new DESCompletedArgs(exitCode);
this.ThreadFinished(this, ca);
}
} // Exit the thread
