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GetMarkerTime

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Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3

4/8/2010

This method retrieves a value specifying the presentation time of a given marker.

Compatibility: Windows Media Player

Syntax

dblRetVal = MediaPlayer.GetMarkerTime( 
    lMarkerNum 
)

Parameters

  • lMarkerNum
    [in] Long value specifying the number of the marker to return.

Return Value

Returns a Double value specifying the presentation time of a given marker.

This method returns a zero if the specified marker does not exist.

Remarks

Some media clips do not contain markers. Use the MarkerCount property to find out how many markers are in the current clip.

Marker numbers start at 1.

If a clip has no markers, the value of MarkerCount is zero.

The following example tests MarkerCount before displaying a message box with the marker time.

If (MediaPlayer1.MarkerCount > 0) Then
  MsgBox "Marker 1 is at" + Str$(MediaPlayer1.GetMarkerTime(1)) _
  + " seconds."
End If

Requirements

Windows Embedded CE Windows CE 3.0 and later

See Also

Reference

Windows Media Player Methods
GetMarkerName
MarkerCount
CurrentMarker

Concepts

Compatibility Modes
Playback Methods and Properties