MultiplexedStabilizationDelay
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TVideoGrabber.MultiplexedStabilizationDelay |
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Specifies the delay to wait for the image stabilization.
Declaration
property MultiplexedStabilizationDelay: LongInt read GetMultiplexedStabilizationDelay write SetMultiplexedStabilizationDelay default DEF_MultiplexedStabilizationDelay;
__property int MultiplexedStabilizationDelay =read=GetMultiplexedStabilizationDelay, write=SetMultiplexedStabilizationDelay
Property MultiplexedStabilizationDelay As Long
Description
Used to set/retrieve the delay to wait for the image stabilization, expressed in milliseconds.
Depending of the video capture board, a various time is required for the input to be properly switched and the image stabilized.
If you get unstable video display cross-channel mixing, try to increase this value (default value = 70 milliseconds)
I too low value may cause jumping frames or cross-input mixed fames.
See Also
TMultiplexedRole AssociateMultiplexedSlave EnableMultiplexedInput MultiplexedInputEmulation MultiplexedRole MultiplexedSwitchDelay UniqueID