RTC_MEDIA_EVENT_REASON

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• Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3

8/28/2008

This enumeration defines possible reasons for a media streaming event.

Syntax

typedef enum RTC_MEDIA_EVENT_REASON { 
  RTCMER_NORMAL, 
  RTCMER_HOLD, 
  RTCMER_TIMEOUT, 
  RTCMER_BAD_DEVICE, 
  RTCMER_NO_PORT, 
  RTCMER_PORT_MAPPING_FAILED,
  RTCMER_REMOTE_REQUEST 
} RTC_MEDIA_EVENT_REASON;

Elements

• RTCMER_NORMAL
  The stream was started or stopped normally as a result of a media negotiation.

• RTCMER_HOLD
  The stream was stopped or resumed as a result of the remote party putting the call on hold or resuming it from hold.

• RTCMER_TIMEOUT
  A timeout has caused the stream to stop.

• RTCMER_BAD_DEVICE
  The stream failed to start because the device was faulty or in use.

• RTCMER_NO_PORT
  The stream failed to start because a port was unavailable.

  This enumeration value is available only for RTC 1.2 and later.

• RTCMER_PORT_MAPPING_FAILED
  The stream failed to start because a port could not be mapped.

  This enumeration value is available only for RTC 1.2 and later.

• RTCMER_REMOTE_REQUEST
  The media event was due to a request from a remote client.

  This enumeration value is available only for RTC 1.2 and later.

Requirements

See Also

Reference

RTC Client API Enumerations
IRTCMediaEvent:IDispatch