'Declaration
 
Public Function New( _
   ByVal Image As DicomDataSet, _
   ByVal Format As System.String, _
   ByVal Codec As System.String, _
   ByVal Quality As System.Object _
)

'Usage
 
Dim Image As DicomDataSet
Dim Format As System.String
Dim Codec As System.String
Dim Quality As System.Object
 
Dim instance As New VideoCompressionOptions(Image, Format, Codec, Quality)

public VideoCompressionOptions( 
   DicomDataSet Image,
   System.string Format,
   System.string Codec,
   System.object Quality
)

public VideoCompressionOptions( 
    Image: DicomDataSet;
    Format: System.String;
    Codec: System.String;
    Quality: System.TObject
); 

public function VideoCompressionOptions( 
   Image : DicomDataSet,
   Format : System.String,
   Codec : System.String,
   Quality : System.Object
);

public: VideoCompressionOptions( 
   DicomDataSet* Image,
   System.string* Format,
   System.string* Codec,
   System.Object* Quality
)

public:
VideoCompressionOptions( 
   DicomDataSet^ Image,
   System.String^ Format,
   System.String^ Codec,
   System.Object^ Quality
)

Parameters

Image

The Image to be compressed to video

Format

The output format - see remarks

Codec

If specified (may be null), then the specific codec is used - otherwise this can be selected internally based on the container

Quality

If set to a value convertable to an integer, then this is used to initialise the BitsPerSecond property

This constructor sets very many default options, depending on the characteristics of the image and the output format. Only change them if you know what you are doing!

The format parameter has 2 quite different forms:

• If it is a UID, then it is interpretted as a DICOM Transfer Syntax, and options are set according to the DICOM rules for that transfer syntax
• Otherwise, it is treated as an container format (such as "avi" or "mp4")

Target Platforms: .NET CLR 4.8 or higher