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spetric Posted - Feb 26 2015 : 15:00:27
Hi,

When OpenImageEnDialog is executed and some avi file is selected, in the right pane is information regarding the number of frames.
How can I get this information from dialog preview?

What I want is to make possible to read a frame from avi as TIeBitamp. I know it can be done using OpenMediaFile method with SelectedFrame, but how to know if there are more then one frame in the file (it can be TIFF as well).
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spetric Posted - Feb 27 2015 : 02:14:33
Hi,

I've tried loading selected frame:

IO->Params->ImageIndex = frame;
IO->LoadFromFile(file_string);

It works well for animated gif and multipage tiff, however it does not work for madia files (AVI, MPEG, etc...). For such file types, as stated in help, I must
first open media file, then load selected frame and then close media file.

Is there any option to load selected frame in the same manner (with same instructions set), no matter of file type?

If not, is it possible to detect if file contains video data (without separately checking if it is AVI, MPEG or WMV?
spetric Posted - Feb 27 2015 : 01:27:11
That's it (I did not check helper functions).

Thanks Bill.
w2m Posted - Feb 26 2015 : 16:55:20
IEGetFileFramesCount

Declaration
function imageenio.IEGetFileFramesCount(const FileName: WideString): Integer;

Description
A generic method to get the number of frames in a multi-page images and supported videos (GIF, TIFF, AVI, MPEG...).

Note: It will work with single page files too (such as JPEG) by returning 1.



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