This property allows you to hide the widget by selecting the false option and show it again by selecting the true option.

This property has two options that allow you to enable (true) or disable (false) the widget.

Every widget has layout properties are comprised of four parameters (X, Y, Width Height) that each have a Value and Units field.

Each Value may be a logical coordinate within the parent object coordinate space or it may be a percent of the parent size. Additionally, width and height may use the keyword “pref” to indicate use of preferred width or height. Examples include “10,5,100,20” “0,0,30%,100%”, and “10%,10%,pref,pref”. Lastly the keyword “fill” may be used as a shortcut for “0,0,100%,100%”, which means fill the parent pane. Fill is the default for the layout property, which makes it easy to define layers and shapes.

This property allows you to assign a color, gradient, or image to appear as the background widget

This property allows you to select true to show the time index or false to hide the time index. The time index is a timestamp that overlays the video image. This property is applicable only if the underlying video driver provides time indexes with each video frame.

This property allows you to set a refresh rate (in milliseconds) from the client side. This means that if a video frame arrives sooner than this value, it is not displayed on the screen until this much time elapses. If another frame arrives before the Throttle Refresh Rate time elapses, then the later frame is displayed (assuming it is the latest frame available after the Throttle Refresh Rate time elapses).

This purpose of this property is to preserve CPU on the client-side CPU.

This property allows you to select or decline the use of Fox Streaming. Refer to the section About the Camera device, for more details.

The three options are: High, Medium, and Low. The underlying video driver interprets these options.

Compression allows you to reduce the bandwidth that is required for transmission of video images. Compression relates to the quality of the image that is filling the specified resolution (as set in the Resolution property value field). The higher the compression, the lower the bandwidth requirements. However, over-compression can result in degraded video images. The four options are: None, High, Medium, and Low. The underlying video driver interprets these options

This property provides metadata directly to the driver. Although this data is not necessarily required for all drivers, some driver developers might decide that they need more input from the user in order to provide the camera video feed. If required, then the particular video driver must document the requirements for this field.

This property provides three options: High, Medium, and Low. The underlying video driver interprets these options.

The binding property contains the following parameters: