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| Oracle interMedia Audio, Image, and Video User's Guide and Reference Release 8.1.7 Part Number A85336-01 |
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The following ORDAudio and ORDVideo get methods that accept a ctx parameter were deprecated in release 8.1.6:
getFormat(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2 getEncoding(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2 getNumberOfChannels(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getSamplingRate(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getSampleSize(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getCompressionType(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2 getAudioDuration(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER
getFormat(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2 getFrameSize(SELF IN OUT NOCOPY ORDVideo, ctx IN OUT RAW, retWidth OUT INTEGER, retHeight OUT INTEGER) getFrameResolution(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getFrameRate(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getVideoDuration(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getNumberOfFrames(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getCompressionType(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2 getNumberOfColors(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER getBitRate(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER
These methods are described in more detail in Section J.1 and Section J.2.
The following deprecated ORDAudio methods were shipped in 8.1.6, but they will not be enhanced and they may be removed in a future release.
Each of these ORDAudio methods reads the media data to extract the desired attribute. Rather than reading the media data for each attribute, Oracle Corporation recommends calling the setProperties method. This method extracts attributes from the media and populates the object attributes. The getxxx methods (with no ctx parameter) return the values stored in object attributes. These are the recommended ORDAudio methods to use for release 8.1.6 and later.
getFormat(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2;
Calls the format plug-in to read the format embedded in the stored audio data.
The format plug-in context information.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getFormat( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the audio data to determine the format; otherwise, it uses the plug-in specified by the format. AUFF, AIFF, AIFC, and WAVE plug-ins are provided, so users may use these plug-ins too.
Audio file format information can be extracted from the audio data itself. You can extend support to a file format not known by the ORDAudio object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_AUDIO package that supports that file format. See Section 2.1.12 for more information.
None.
AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getFormat( ) method and the audio plug-in raises an exception.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual format embedded in the stored audio data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDAudio; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT aud INTO obj FROM TAUD WHERE N=1; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('getting audio file format'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('-------------------------'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(obj.getFormat(ctx)); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION caught'); END; /
getEncoding(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2;
Calls the format plug-in to read the encoding embedded in the stored audio data.
The format plug-in context information.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getEncoding( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the audio data to determine the encoding; otherwise, it uses the plug-in specified by the format.
Audio encoding information can be extracted from the audio data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDAudio object by implementing an ORDPLUGIN.ORDX_<format>_AUDIO package that supports that format. See Section 2.1.12 for more information.
This function returns the value UNKNOWN, if the encoding type cannot be determined.
None.
AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getEncoding( ) method and the audio plug-in raises an exception.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual encoding embedded in the stored audio data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDAudio; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT aud INTO obj FROM TAUD WHERE N=1; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('getting audio encoding'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('----------------------'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(obj.getEncoding(ctx)); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION caught'); END; /
getNumberOfChannels(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the number of audio channels embedded in the stored audio data.
The format plug-in context information.
The number of audio channels information is available from the header of the formatted audio data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getNumberOfChannels( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the audio data to determine the number of channels; otherwise, it uses the plug-in specified by the format.
Audio number of channels information can be extracted from the audio data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDAudio object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_AUDIO package that supports that format. See Section 2.1.12 for more information.
None.
AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getNumberOfChannels( ) method and the audio plug-in raises an exception.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual number of audio channels embedded in the stored audio data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDAudio; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT aud INTO obj FROM TAUD WHERE N=1; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('getting audio channels'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('-------------------------'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(TO_CHAR(obj.getNumberOfChannels(ctx))); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION caught'); END; /
getSamplingRate(ctx IN OUT INTEGER);
Calls the format plug-in to read the sampling rate embedded in the stored audio data.
The format plug-in context information.
The audio sampling rate information is available from the header of the formatted audio data. The unit is Hz.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getSamplingRate( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the audio data to determine the sampling rate; otherwise, it uses the plug-in specified by the format.
Audio sampling rate information can be set to a known sampling rate for the audio data. You can extend support to a format not understood by the ORDAudio object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_AUDIO package that supports that format. See Section 2.1.12 for more information.
None.
AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getSamplingRate( ) method and the audio plug-in raises an exception.
Return the sampling rate for audio data stored in the database:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDAudio; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT aud INTO obj FROM TAUD WHERE N=1; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('getting sampling rate'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('---------------------'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(TO_CHAR(obj.getSamplingRate(ctx))||' KHz'); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION caught'); END;
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getSampleSize(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the sample size embedded in the stored audio data.
The format plug-in context information.
The audio sample size information is available from the header of the formatted audio data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getSampleSize( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the audio data to determine the sample size format; otherwise, it uses the plug-in specified by the format.
Audio sample size information can be extracted from the audio data itself. You can extend support to a format not understood by the ORDAudio object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_AUDIO package that supports that format. See Section 2.1.12 for more information.
None.
AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getSampleSize( ) method and the audio plug-in raises an exception.
Return the sample size for audio data stored in the database:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDAudio; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT aud INTO obj FROM TAUD WHERE N=1; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('getting sampling size'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('---------------------'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(TO_CHAR(obj.getSampleSize(ctx))||' bits'); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION caught'); END; /
getCompressionType(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2;
Calls the format plug-in to read the compression type embedded in the stored audio data.
The format plug-in context information.
The audio compression type information is available from the header of the formatted audio data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getCompressionType( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the audio data to determine the compression type; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Audio compression type information can be extracted from the audio data itself. You can extend support to a format not understood by the ORDAudio object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_AUDIO package that supports that format. See Section 2.1.12 for more information.
None.
AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getCompressionType( ) method and the audio plug-in raises an exception.
Return the type of compression used for audio data stored in the database:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDAudio; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT aud INTO obj FROM TAUD WHERE N=1; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('getting compression type '); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('---------------------'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(obj.getCompressionType(ctx)|| ' '); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('AUDIO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('AUDIO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('EXCEPTION caught'); END; /
getAudioDuration(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the audio duration embedded in the stored audio data.
The format plug-in context information.
The audio duration information is available from the header of the formatted audio data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getAudioDuration( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the audio data to determine the audio duration; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Audio duration information can be extracted from the audio data itself. You can extend support to a format not understood by the ORDAudio object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_AUDIO package that supports that format. See Section 2.1.12 for more information.
None.
AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the setAudioDuration( ) method and the audio plug-in raises an exception.
Return the duration or time to play the audio data stored in the database:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDAudio; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT aud INTO obj FROM TAUD WHERE N=1 for update; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('getting audio duration'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('---------------------'); obj.setFormat('WAVE'); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(obj.getAudioDuration(ctx)); update taud set aud = obj where n =1; EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('AUDIO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDAudioExceptions.AUDIO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('AUDIO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('EXCEPTION caught '); END; /
The following deprecated ORDVideo methods were shipped in 8.1.6, but they will not be enhanced and they may be removed in a future release.
Each of these ORDVideo methods reads the media data to extract the desired attribute. Rather than reading the media data for each attribute, Oracle Corporation recommends calling the setProperties method. This method extracts attributes from the media and populates the object attributes. The getxxx methods (with no ctx parameter) return the values stored in object attributes. These are the recommended ORDVideo methods to use for release 8.1.6 and later.
getFormat(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2;
Calls the format plug-in to read the format embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getFormat( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the format; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Video file format information can be extracted from the formatted video data itself. You can extend support to a file format not known by the ORDVideo object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that file format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getFormat( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Return the file format for video data stored in the database:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res VARCHAR2(4000); ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getFormat(ctx); DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getFrameSize(
ctx IN OUT RAW,
width OUT INTEGER,
height OUT INTEGER);
Calls the format plug-in to read the frame size embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The frame width in pixels.
The frame height in pixels.
The video frame size information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getFrameSize( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the frame size; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Video frame size information can be extracted from the video data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDVideo object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getFrameSize( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual frame size embedded in the stored video data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; width VARCHAR2(4000); height VARCHAR2(4000); ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; obj.getFrameSize(ctx,width, height); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getFrameResolution(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the frame resolution embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The video frame resolution information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getFrameResolution( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the frame resolution; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Video frame resolution information can be extracted from the video data itself. You can extend support to a format not understood by the ORDVideo object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getFrameResolution( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual frame resolution embedded in the stored video data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res INTEGER; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getFrameResolution(ctx); DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getFrameRate(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the frame rate embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The video frame rate information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getFrameRate( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the frame rate; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Video frame rate information can be extracted from the video data itself. You can extend support to a format not understood by the ORDVideo object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getFrameRate( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual frame rate embedded in the stored audio data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res INTEGER; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getFrameRate(ctx); DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getVideoDuration(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the video duration embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The video duration information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getVideoDuration( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the video duration; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Video duration information can be extracted from the video data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDVideo object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getVideoDuration( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Calls the format plug-in to read the actual video duration embedded in the stored video data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res INTEGER; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getVideoDuration(ctx); --DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getNumberOfFrames(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the number of frames embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The total number of frames information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getNumberOfFrames( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the number of frames; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Total number of frames information can be extracted from the video data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDVideo object by preparing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getNumberOfFrames( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual number of frames embedded in the stored video data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res INTEGER; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getNumberOfFrames(ctx); DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getCompressionType(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN VARCHAR2;
Calls the format plug-in to read the compression type embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The video compression type information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getCompressionType( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the compression type; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Video compression type information can be extracted from the audio data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDVideo object by preparing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the setCompressionType( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual compression type embedded in the stored video data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res VARCHAR2(4000); ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getCompressionType(ctx); DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getNumberOfColors(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the number of colors embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The total number of colors information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getNumberOfColors( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the number of colors; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Total number of colors information can be extracted from the video data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDVideo object by implementing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getNumberOfColors( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Calls the format plug-in to read the actual number of colors embedded in the stored video data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res INTEGER; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getNumberOfColors(ctx); DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
getBitRate(ctx IN OUT RAW) RETURN INTEGER;
Calls the format plug-in to read the bit rate embedded in the stored video data.
The format plug-in context information.
The video bit rate information is available from the header of the formatted video data.
If the format found in the object is NULL, then the getBitRate( ) method uses the default format plug-in to read the video data to determine the bit rate; otherwise, it uses your user-defined format plug-in.
Video bit rate information can be extracted from the video data itself. You can extend support to a format that is not understood by the ORDVideo object by preparing an ORDPLUGINS.ORDX_<format>_VIDEO package that supports that format. See Section 2.3.13 for more information.
None.
VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION
This exception is raised if you call the getBitRate( ) method and the video plug-in raises an exception when calling this method.
Call the format plug-in to read the actual bit rate embedded in the stored video data:
DECLARE obj ORDSYS.ORDVideo; res INTEGER; ctx RAW(4000) :=NULL; BEGIN SELECT vid INTO obj FROM TVID WHERE N=1 FOR UPDATE; res := obj.getBitRate(ctx); DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(res ); EXCEPTION WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Source METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDSourceExceptions.SOURCE_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('SOURCE PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO METHOD_NOT_SUPPORTED EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN ORDSYS.ORDVideoExceptions.VIDEO_PLUGIN_EXCEPTION THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('VIDEO PLUGIN EXCEPTION caught'); WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('method not supported'); END; /
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