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TVFMediaPlayer.Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend Method

Calculates output pixels as alpha blends of the results of two filters applied to input pixels.

Pascal
procedure Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend(ID: Integer; StartTime: Integer; StopTime: Integer; Enabled: Boolean; Threshold1: Integer; Threshold2: Integer; Constants1: Double; Constants2: Double);
C++
__fastcall Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend(int ID, int StartTime, int StopTime, Boolean Enabled, int Threshold1, int Threshold2, Double Constants1, Double Constants2);
C#
public Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend(int ID, int StartTime, int StopTime, Boolean Enabled, int Threshold1, int Threshold2, Double Constants1, Double Constants2);
Visual Basic
Public Sub Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend(ID As Integer, StartTime As Integer, StopTime As Integer, Enabled As Boolean, Threshold1 As Integer, Threshold2 As Integer, Constants1 As Double, Constants2 As Double)
Java
public Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend(int ID, int StartTime, int StopTime, Boolean Enabled, int Threshold1, int Threshold2, Double Constants1, Double Constants2);
IDL
Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend(int ID, int StartTime, int StopTime, Boolean Enabled, int Threshold1, int Threshold2, Double Constants1, Double Constants2);
JavaScript
Video_Effects_Deinterlace_Blend
Parameters 
Description 
ID: Integer 
Effect ID. 
StartTime: Integer 
Start time. 
StopTime: Integer 
Stop time. 
Enabled: Boolean 
if enabled, if disabled. 
Threshold1: Integer 
Alpha-coefficient (0 - 255, 5 by default). 
Threshold2: Integer 
Alpha-coefficient (0 - 255, 9 by default). 
Constants1: Double 
Alpha-coefficient (0 - 1, 0.3 by default). 
Constants2: Double 
Alpha-coefficient (0 - 1, 0.7 by default). 
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