LibraryEnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo Property |
Gets or sets a value indicating whether the video visualization control
creates its own dispatcher thread to handle rendering of video frames.
This is an experimental feature and it is useful when creating video walls.
For example if you want to display multiple videos at a time and don't want to
use time from the main UI thread. This feature is only valid if we are in
a WPF context.
Namespace:
CSVideoPlayer
Assembly:
CSVideoPlayer (in CSVideoPlayer.dll) Version: 1.0.0.0 (1.0.0.0)
Syntaxpublic static bool EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo { get; set; }
Public Shared Property EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo As Boolean
Get
Set
Dim value As Boolean
value = Library.EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo
Library.EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo = value
static member EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo : bool with get, set
/** @property */
public static boolean get_EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo()
/** @property */
public static void set_EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo(boolean value)
static function get EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo () : boolean
static function set EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo (value : boolean)
CSVideoPlayer.Library.get_EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo = function();
CSVideoPlayer.Library.set_EnableWpfMultiThreadedVideo = function(value);
Property Value
Type:
Boolean
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