The MCIWndGetMode macro retrieves the current operating mode of an MCI device. MCI devices have several operating modes, which are designated by constants. You can use this macro or explicitly send the MCIWNDM_GETMODE message.
LONG MCIWndGetMode(
hwnd,
lp,
len
);
Returns an integer corresponding to the MCI constant defining the mode.
If the null-terminated string describing the mode is longer than the buffer, it is truncated.
Not all devices can operate in every mode. For example, the MCIAVI device is a playback device; it doesn't support the recording mode. The following modes can be retrieved by using MCIWNDM_GETMODE:
Operating mode | MCI constant |
---|---|
not ready | MCI_MODE_NOT_READY |
open | MCI_MODE_OPEN |
paused | MCI_MODE_PAUSE |
playing | MCI_MODE_PLAY |
recording | MCI_MODE_RECORD |
seeking | MCI_MODE_SEEK |
stopped | MCI_MODE_STOP |
Windows NT: Requires version 3.1 or later.
Windows: Requires Windows 95 or later.
Windows CE: Unsupported.
Header: Declared in vfw.h.
MCIWnd Window Class Overview, MCIWnd Macros, MCIWNDM_GETMODE