A RGB32 image where the pixels can be accessed directly in an allocated frameBuffer. More...

#include <TeamTalk.h>

Public Attributes
INT32	nWidth
	The width in pixels of the image contained in frameBuffer. More...

INT32	nHeight
	The height in pixels of the image contained in imageBuffer. More...

INT32	nStreamID
	A unique identifier for the frames which are part of the same video sequence. If the stream ID changes it means the frames which are being received are part of a new video sequence and nWidth and nHeight may have changed. The nStreamID will always be a positive integer value. More...

TTBOOL	bKeyFrame
	Whether the image acquired is a key-frame. If it is not a key-frame and there has been packet loss or a key-frame has not been acquired prior then the image may look blurred. More...

VOID *	frameBuffer
	A buffer allocated internally by client instance. More...

INT32	nFrameBufferSize
	The size in bytes of the buffer allocate in frameBuffer. More...

Detailed Description

A RGB32 image where the pixels can be accessed directly in an allocated frameBuffer.

Use TT_AcquireUserVideoCaptureFrame() to acquire a user's image and remember to call TT_ReleaseUserVideoCaptureFrame() when the image has been processed so TeamTalk can release its resources.

Definition at line 861 of file TeamTalk.h.

Member Data Documentation

◆ nWidth

INT32 VideoFrame::nWidth

The width in pixels of the image contained in frameBuffer.

Definition at line 865 of file TeamTalk.h.

◆ nHeight

INT32 VideoFrame::nHeight

The height in pixels of the image contained in imageBuffer.

Definition at line 868 of file TeamTalk.h.

◆ nStreamID

INT32 VideoFrame::nStreamID

A unique identifier for the frames which are part of the same video sequence. If the stream ID changes it means the frames which are being received are part of a new video sequence and nWidth and nHeight may have changed. The nStreamID will always be a positive integer value.

Definition at line 874 of file TeamTalk.h.

◆ bKeyFrame

TTBOOL VideoFrame::bKeyFrame

Whether the image acquired is a key-frame. If it is not a key-frame and there has been packet loss or a key-frame has not been acquired prior then the image may look blurred.

Definition at line 879 of file TeamTalk.h.

◆ frameBuffer

VOID* VideoFrame::frameBuffer

A buffer allocated internally by client instance.

Definition at line 881 of file TeamTalk.h.

◆ nFrameBufferSize

INT32 VideoFrame::nFrameBufferSize

The size in bytes of the buffer allocate in frameBuffer.

Definition at line 884 of file TeamTalk.h.

Public Attributes