Helaas kan ik er niet zo veel mee omdat het niet is wat ik bedoel
Als je in Windows Media Player 9 kijkt terwijl een liedje speelt, dan zie rechts onderin de totale tijd en de tijd waar media player op dat moment aan het spelen is, het gaat mij om die twee dingen. Ik heb wel wat gelezen in de MSDN library maar ik snap het niet helemaal, ik zal het even plakken
Specifies the time format used to report all position information.
Syntax
[form.]MMControl.TimeFormat[ = format&]
Remarks
The following table lists the TimeFormat property settings for the Multimedia MCI control.
Value Setting/Time format
0 mciFormatMilliseconds
Milliseconds are stored as a 4-byte integer variable.
1 mciFormatHms
Hours, minutes, and seconds are packed into a 4-byte integer. From least significant byte to most significant byte, the individual data values are:
Hours (least significant byte)
Minutes
Seconds
Unused (most significant byte)
2 mciFormatMsf
Minutes, seconds, and frames are packed into a 4-byte integer. From least significant byte to most significant byte, the individual data values are:
Minutes (least significant byte)
Seconds
Frames
Unused (most significant byte)
3 mciFormatFrames
Frames are stored as a 4-byte integer variable.
4 mciFormatSmpte24
24-frame SMPTE packs the following values in a 4-byte variable from least significant byte to most significant byte:
Hours (least significant byte)
Minutes
Seconds
Frames (most significant byte)
SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers) time is an absolute time format expressed in hours, minutes, seconds, and frames. The standard SMPTE division types are 24, 25, and 30 frames per second.
5 mciFormatSmpte25
25-frame SMPTE packs data into the 4-byte variable in the same order as 24-frame SMPTE.
6 mciFormatSmpte30
30-frame SMPTE packs data into the 4-byte variable in the same order as 24-frame SMPTE.
7 mciFormatSmpte30Drop
30-drop-frame SMPTE packs data into the 4-byte variable in the same order as 24-frame SMPTE.
8 mciFormatBytes
Bytes are stored as a 4-byte integer variable.
9 mciFormatSamples
Samples are stored as a 4-byte integer variable.
10 mciFormatTmsf
Tracks, minutes, seconds, and frame are packed in the 4-byte variable from least significant byte to most significant byte:
Tracks (least significant byte)
Minutes
Seconds
Frames (most significant byte)
Note MCI uses continuous track numbering.
Note Not all formats are supported by every device. If you try to set an invalid format, the assignment is ignored.
The current timing information is always passed in a 4-byte integer. In some formats, the timing information returned is not really an integer, but single bytes of information packed in the long integer. Properties that access or send information in the current time format are: From, Length, Position, Start, To, TrackLength, TrackPosition.
Data Type
Long (Enumerated)
Maar hoe moet ik dat dan gebruiken?