MediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral
MediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral
MediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral
MediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral
Class
Definition
Provides a way for the application to asynchronously report that it has completed processing the MediaStreamSource.Starting event.
public : sealed class MediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral : IMediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferralpublic sealed class MediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral : IMediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferralPublic NotInheritable Class MediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral Implements IMediaStreamSourceStartingRequestDeferral// You can use this class in JavaScript.
- Attributes
| Device family |
Windows 10 (introduced v10.0.10240.0)
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| API contract |
Windows.Foundation.UniversalApiContract (introduced v1)
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Remarks
You can use a deferral when you want to make an asynchronous call in response to the MediaStreamSource.Starting event. For example, if you need to establish a HTTP connection or open a file for reading. The MediaStreamSource will then wait for you to mark the deferral as complete before it begins raising the SampleRequested event.
To create a deferral, call the GetDeferral method on the MediaStreamSourceStartingRequest object to instruct the MediaStreamSource to wait for your asynchronous call to complete. When you are ready to start receiving SampleRequested events, call the Complete method to end the deferral.
See the MediaStreamSource Sample for an example of using Media Stream Source in a Windows Store app.