[This is preliminary documentation and subject to change.]
You can add the Video control to Web pages. To do this, insert the control using an <OBJECT> tag such as the following:
<OBJECT
ID = vid
CLASSID = "clsid:31263EC0-2957-11CF-A1E5-00AA9EC79700"
BORDER = 0
VSPACE = 0
HSPACE = 0
ALIGN = TOP
HEIGHT = 100%
WIDTH = 100%
>
</OBJECT>
Note In the preceding object tag, you can change the value of any parameter except CLASSID. The CLASSID value must appear exactly as shown.
Once you have added the control to the HTML page, you can access its methods and properties from script or other controls embedded in the HTML page. For example, the following Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript) sets the input channel for an instance of the Video control named vid.
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE = VBScript>
Dim MyChannel = 12
For Each Device In vid.Devices
If vid.Input.HasChannel Then
If Device.ChannelAvailable(MyChannel)
vid.Input = Device
vid.Input.Channel = MyChannel
Exit For
End If
End If
Next
</SCRIPT>
The software included with the Broadcast Architecture Programmer's Reference includes a sample HTML application, WebTune, that uses the Video control. For more information about this sample, see Broadcast Architecture Sample Applications.