WMEncProfileManager.LastCreatedProfile
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The LastCreatedProfile property retrieves the name of the profile most recently created by the end user during the current encoding session.
Syntax
String = WMEncProfileManager.LastCreatedProfile
Parameters
This property takes no parameters.
Property Value
A String containing the profile name.
Remarks
This property is read-only. You can use the LastCreatedProfile property to determine whether an end user has created a profile. The variable containing the name of the profile is reset when you call WMEncProfileList.
Example Code
' Create a WMEncProfileManager object.
Dim ProfileMgr As WMEncProfileManager
Set ProfileMgr = New WMEncProfileManager
Dim sLastProfile As String
Dim sProfileDirectory As String
Dim sDetailsString As String
' Display the dialog box that lists the profiles. Because you
' are calling WMEncProfileListEx rather than WMEncProfileList
' and have indicated that a new profile is audio-only, if you
' bring up the New profile dialog box, only the audio check box
' will be selected.
ProfileMgr.WMEncProfileListEx WMENC_FILTER_AV, WMENC_FILTER_A, 0
' Display the New Profile dialog box. If you supply the name of an
' existing profile, the new profile will be a copy of that one.
ProfileMgr.WMEncProfileEdit "Windows Media Video 8 for Local Area Network (384 Kbps)", WMENC_FILTER_AV, 0
' Retrieve a string containing the details of a specific profile.
sDetailsString = ProfileMgr.GetDetailsString("Windows Media Video 8 for Local Area Network (384 Kbps)", 0)
' Retrieve the name of the last profile created during the current
' encoding session.
sLastProfile = ProfileMgr.LastCreatedProfile
' Retrieve a string containing the path of the directory in which
' custom profiles are stored.
sProfileDirectory = ProfileMgr.ProfileDirectory
Requirements
Reference: Windows Media Encoder
Library: wmenc.exe
See Also