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Article ID: 175759 - Last Review: June 29, 2004 - Revision: 1.1

How To Change the Video Window from "Sending" to "Not Sending" and so on

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SUMMARY

How can I change the video window from "sending" to "not sending" or "previewing" to "sending," and so on?

If you are not in a call, you can change the state from idle to previewing by using InmChannelVideo::SetProperty to set NM_VIDPROP_PAUSE to 0 (zero).

If you are in a call, you can change the state from idle to sending by using InmChannelVideo::SetProperty to set NM_VIDPROP_PAUSE to 0 (zero). When you join or initiate a call, you automatically transition from either idle to not sending or from previewing to sending. You cannot preview while in a call and you cannot send while you are not in a call.

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