Using the Video Control in Script

This topic applies to Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional only.

Hosting the Video Control in a scripting application is straightforward, and involves only a few basic operations.

The examples in this section use Visual Basic Scripting Edition in a Web page. Note that the ProgID's used to create the objects begin with either "MSVidCtl" for Video Control objects, or "BDATuner" for Tuning Model objects.

This section contains the following topics:

• Embedding the Video Control in a Web Pagee
• Calling the View Method
• Selecting from Multiple Input Devices of the Same Type
• Activating Video Control Features
• Obtaining Tune Requests from the Guide Store
• Creating New Tune Requests
• Binding Event Handlers to Events in Script Applications
• Performing Custom Video Mixing in Script