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Engineering
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Addons
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- PM Agent
  The PM Add-ons product portfolio enhances the base functionality of the WinCC product range. Now this is also supported by WinCC OA.
- Recipes, basics
  Recipe Management Systems are used for managing and storing the set points and commands of automated systems defined by numerous data point elements. Even when simulating or testing an application, a relatively large number of set points or input values need to be sent to the peripheral devices by the control system. In these and other situations such a tool represents a great simplification.
- Scheduler, basics
  The main task of the scheduler is to allow you to create, configure and administrate a number of schedules of either time or event triggered actions.
- Maintenance package, basics
  Maintenance is a necessity wherever different pieces of equipment are used. For example, drives, valves, motors, where it is necessary to perform maintenance work at specific intervals so as to ensure proper functioning. But prolonging the service life of equipment by means of regular maintenance and cost reduction are also key factors in plant engineering and automation technology.
- BACnet Application
- Communication Center
- SmartSCADA
  The WinCC OA feature SmartSCADA provides two packages: the Analytics package and the KPI framework.
- Advanced Maintenance Suite (AMS)
- Video
  - Video Basics
  - Object Explorer Overview
  - Camera lists
  - Sequences
  - Configurations
  - External events
  - Video Export
  - Video Workstation
  - Playback
  - Human Interface Devices (HID)
  - CTRL Functions
    - VIDEO_OA_getDefaultStreamNumForDisplay()
      Returns the default stream for a display.
    - VIDEO_OA_getDefaultStreamNumForWorkstation()
      Returns the default stream for a user interface.
    - getFrameTimestampTickInterval()
      The function of provides information about the capture time of video frames.
    - VIDEO_OA_getStreamInfo()
      Returns the stream information, which is saved in a camera data point
    - VIDEO_OA_getStreamInfoForShowLiveDefaultDisplay()
      Returns the stream information to open a live stream on a display monitor. The default stream is used.
    - VIDEO_OA_getStreamInfoForShowLiveDefaultWidget()
      Returns the stream information to open a live stream on an EWO. The default stream is used.
    - VIDEO_OA_filterKeywordValue()
      Returns the value of a keyword.
    - VIDEO_OA_getUserPermission()
      The function returns the authorization for the given action.
    - VIDEO_OA_getWorkstationDp()
      Returns the data point name of the workstation for the given manager number.
    - onFrameRate()
    - onLatestFrameTimestamp
      The Event with which the frame timestamp information is reported for video_oa/control_functions/VIDEO_OA_getFrameTimestampTickIntervall.html and video_oa/control_functions/VIDEO_OA_setFrameTimestampTickIntervall.html.
    - onStreamStateChanged()
      The event which is triggerd by a change in the stream state .
    - VIDEO_OA_openMessageInfo()
      This function opens an information window and you can adjust the message individually.
    - VIDEO_OA_openMessageInfoAnswer()
      This function opens a dialog and you can adjust the message individually.
    - VIDEO_OA_openMessageWarning()
      This function opens a warning window and you can adjust the message individually.
    - VIDEO_OA_openNoPermission()
      Opens an information window. The window informs about the required authorization level.
    - VIDEO_OA_openObjectExplorer()
      This function opens the object explorer.
    - VIDEO_OA_getDefaultStreamNumForDisplay()
      Returns the default stream for a display.
    - setFpsReportInterval()
      The function delivers the current frame rate.
    - setFrameTimestampTickInterval()
      The function sets the capture time of video frames.
    - showLiveRtsp()
      This function starts the live streaming functionality of the video application.
    - Verwaltung von Kameras
    - Video EWO
    - Konfigurationen und Sequenzen
    - Bedienpult
    - HID
  - Graphical objects
  - Data Point Types
  - vimacc OA - Release Notes
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setFrameTimestampTickInterval()

The function sets the capture time of video frames.

Synopsis

void setFrameTimestampTickInterval(int framesPerTick);

Parameter


Parameter	Description
framesPerTick	The number of frames which need to be decoded before the next timestamp is provided ‘0’ or less means there will be no timestamps provided ‘1’ means there will be a timestamp for every frame ‘5’ or any arbitrary number means that at least this number of frames has to be decoded before the next timestamp is provided E.g. on a 25 fps stream the value ‘5’ will mean there will be a timestamp every 200 ms

Description

The function sets the capture time of video frames via RTP/RTCP timestamps from a surveillance camera. The information will be provided via the event onLatestFrameTimestamp in NTP format.

Assignment

Video functions

Availability

UI, CTRL