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TimeStamp passed to RenderProc when using MusicPlayer
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TimeStamp passed to RenderProc when using MusicPlayer

  • Subject: TimeStamp passed to RenderProc when using MusicPlayer
  • From: Philippe Wicker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 07:17:18 +0200
Hi the list,

I'm wondering what is the expected behavior of the MusicPlayer concerning the AudioTimeStamp value passed to AUs in the target AUGraoh. In a recent thread, it has been said that 'mSampleTime' field will allways be meaningful (from the HAL point of view). Can we assume that this field starts from 0 when the MusicPlayer starts playing? Can we assume that this field will reflects loop state (if L is the sample time at left locator point, and R the sample time at right locator point, then this field will periodically increase from L to R, "drawing" a saw tooth curve)?

Thanks,

Philippe Wicker
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