| Microsoft DirectX 8.0 |
Splits a timeline object in Microsoft® DirectShow® Editing Services (DES). Sources, effects, transitions, and tracks support this object.
Methods
SplitAt Not supported for Visual Basic. SplitAt2 Splits the object at the specified time.
Not supported for Visual Basic.
Syntax
object.SplitAt(
Time As <Unsupported variant type>
)
Splits the object at the specified time.
Syntax
object.SplitAt2(
Time As Double
)
Parts
- object
- Object expression that evaluates to an IAMTimelineSplittable object.
- Time
- Time at which to split the object, relative to the start of the object, in seconds.
Error Codes
If the method fails, an error is raised, and Err.Number can be set to one of the following values:
E_INVALIDARG Invalid argument. E_OUTOFMEMORY Insufficient memory.
Remarks
If you split a source, effect, or transition, this method creates a second object of the same type. The original object is truncated at the specified split time, and the new object replaces the truncated portion. The new object inherits all of the same properties. In a source object, the method also splits any effects that fall on the split time.
Calling this method on a track splits all the sources, effects, and transitions that are contained in the track at the specified split time. It does not create a second track (a track begins at time zero and extends to infinity). If the split time is later than everything in the track, the method has no effect.