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_D3DDDIARG_CREATEVIDEOPROCESSDEVICE (d3dumddi.h) |
The D3DDDIARG_CREATEVIDEOPROCESSDEVICE structure describes a Microsoft DirectX Video Acceleration (DirectX VA) video processing device to create. |
display\d3dddiarg_createvideoprocessdevice.htm |
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D3DDDIARG_CREATEVIDEOPROCESSDEVICE, D3DDDIARG_CREATEVIDEOPROCESSDEVICE structure [Display Devices], UMDisplayDriver_param_Structs_b8b0d8fa-b750-440d-afa4-556ffb33074a.xml, _D3DDDIARG_CREATEVIDEOPROCESSDEVICE, d3dumddi/D3DDDIARG_CREATEVIDEOPROCESSDEVICE, display.d3dddiarg_createvideoprocessdevice |
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Available in Windows Vista and later versions of the Windows operating systems. |
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The D3DDDIARG_CREATEVIDEOPROCESSDEVICE structure describes a Microsoft DirectX Video Acceleration (DirectX VA) video processing device to create.
A pointer to the GUID that represents a DirectX VA video processing device to create. The Microsoft Direct3D runtime can call the user-mode display driver's GetCaps function to query for the video processing GUIDs that the driver supports.
The DXVADDI_VIDEODESC structure for the video stream that the video processing device should process.
A D3DDDIFORMAT-typed value that indicates the pixel format of the render target for the video processing device.
The maximum number of video substreams that can be sent to the video processing device. If this value is set to zero, the device never receives any video substreams.
A handle to the video processing device. The user-mode display driver must set this handle to a value that the Microsoft Direct3D runtime can use to identify the video processing device in subsequent calls.