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Re: mAudioDataBytesCapacity

Its the size - the capacity - of the buffer that has been allocated by you. Then, when you are providing data you fill in the mDataSize field (which can be <= mDataByteSizeCapacity) with the number of bytes of valid data in this particular AQBuffer. So, this enables you to vary the size of the valid data in any given AQBuffer each time you enqueue it

Bill

On Jan 31, 2008, at 4:48 PM, Roland Silver wrote:


Is the mAudioDataBytesCapacity field of an AudioQueueBuffer struct the size of the buffer itself, as stated in the documentation: <Audio Queue Services Reference / Data Types / AudioQueueBuffer> -- "mAudioDataBytesCapacity / the size of the audio queue buffer, in bytes" -- or is it the number of bytes in the mAudioData FIELD of the buffer?


Roland Silver



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