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5.38.2.4 on2sc Flix2_Destroy (FLIX2HANDLE flix)
Frees resources associated with a FLIX2HANDLE.
Parameters:
← flix FLIXHANDLE to be destroyed
Return values:
ON2_OK the engine successfully destroyed the handle
ON2_INVALID_PARAMS should the precondition fail
ON2_NET_ERROR the underlying communication layer failed
Precondition:
flix is not NULL
Remarks:
If an encoding session started with Flix2_Encode() is still running when this function is called. It will
be stopped with Flix2_StopEncoding() before destroying the handle.
5.38.2.5 on2sc Flix2_Encode (FLIX2HANDLE flix)
Start encoding an output file.
Encode the input file set in Flix2_SetInputFile() to the output file set in Flix2_SetOutputFile() , using the
options set in the accessor functions or the engine defaults where applicable. Before starting the encode
session, calls
Flix2_Validate() to ensure the engine is ready to encode the input.
Parameters:
← flix Handle to the flix engine returned from Flix2_Create() or Flix2_CreateEx()
Return values:
ON2_OK the engine successfully started the encode
ON2_INVALID_PARAMS should the precondition fail
ON2_NET_ERROR the underlying communication layer failed
Flix2_Validate() failed / there was an error starting the encode session. Call Flix2_Errno()
for more detail.
Precondition:
flix is not NULL
Note:
Linux Only: upon success flixd starts an encode thread on behalf of the FLIX2HANDLE.
Detail about the state of the encoder can be obtained by calling Flix2_IsEncoderRunning() , Flix2_-
GetEncoderState() or any of the Encoding Statistics functions
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