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14<h1>DVDPause</h1>
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16<h2>Syntax</h2>
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18#include &lt;revolution/dvd.h&gt;
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20void DVDPause(void);
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24<P>None.</P>
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27<P>None.</P>
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29<h2>Description</h2>
30<P>The <CODE>DVDPause</CODE> function communicates to the DVD device driver not to proceed to the next request in the queue after the current process completes. To request the device driver to resume, call the <A href="DVDResume.html"><CODE>DVDResume</CODE></A> function.</P>
31<P>You can call the <CODE>DVDPause</CODE> function even when the DVD command queue is empty. The device driver enters into the pause state; even if a DVD command is issued, it will not be processed until the <A href="DVDResume.html"><CODE>DVDResume</CODE></A> function is issued.</P>
32<P>Note that the <CODE>DVDPause</CODE> function does not stop the request that is being processed.</P>
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34<h2>See Also</h2>
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36<a href="DVDResume.html">DVDResume</a>
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39<H2>Revision History</H2>
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412006/03/01 Initial version. <BR>
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