CTransformInputPin.CheckMediaType method
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The CheckMediaType method determines if the pin accepts a specific media type.
Syntax
HRESULT CheckMediaType(
const CMediaType *mtIn
);
Parameters
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mtIn
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Pointer to a CMediaType object that contains the proposed media type.
Return value
Returns S_OK or another HRESULT value.
Remarks
This method implements the pure virtual CBasePin::CheckMediaType method. It calls the filter's CTransformFilter::CheckInputType method, which is also pure virtual. The filter's derived class must implement CheckInputType to determine whether a given input type is acceptable.
If the filter's output pin is connected, this method also calls the filter's CTransformFilter::CheckTransform method to determine whether the input type is compatible with the output type. The CheckTransform method is pure virtual as well.
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