C ++ shell function (macro) to access the properties of a COM object

I have a COM object with an interface containing many properties defined as follows:

[propget] HRESULT Width([out, retval] LONG *lValue);

To access this property from C ++, I need to add the following code:

LONG lValue;  
HRESULT hr = pInterface->get_Width(&lValue);  
if (FAILED(hr)) lValue = DEFAULT_VALUE;

This block is not too long, but when many properties are used, the code becomes not very good. Is there a way to split the property access code into some functions of a macro or template in order to be able to use the properties directly, for example:

printf("The width of the object is %d", GET_OBJECT_PROPERTY(pInterace, Width, DEFAULT_VALUE));

UPD: VC2008 compiler is used to create a project

UPD: Thanks everyone! Here is my solution:

template <class interface_type, class property_type>
property_type GetPropertyValue(interface_type* pInterface, HRESULT(STDMETHODCALLTYPE interface_type::*pFunc)(property_type*), property_type DefaultValue = 0)
{
  property_type lValue;

  HRESULT hr = (*pInterface.*pFunc)(&lValue);

  if (FAILED(hr)) 
    lValue = DefaultValue;
  return lValue;
}

which can be called

LONG lVideoStreamCount = GetPropertyValue(pInfo, &IInterfaceName::get_VideoStreamCount);

I'm still looking for a way to remove this part of "IInterfaceName ::" from the call.