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Re: Chunk?


  • Subject: Re: Chunk?
  • From: Marc Poirier <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 23 Sep 2005 10:15:11 -0400

On Sep 23, 2005, at 9:29 AM, john smith wrote:

Thanks for the answer.


And then for your added data, you don't need to do some opaque data dump either


An opaque data dump is excactly what I need, no more and no less. Is this possible?

You can add CFData to the dictionary.


, you can add as many data-type- defined separate items in there as you want. Taking care to stick to the key namespace convention of prefixing them with your AU manufacturer 4-char ID. This is all covered in the docs, for more detail.


What docs would that be? I'm having trouble finding it.

/Developer/Examples/CoreAudio/Documentation/AudioUnits/Topics/ au_properties.html#kAudioUnitProperty_ClassInfo



If no: How do I define whether a parameter is automateable / non- automateable? (by automateable I also mean whether it can be controlled by an external controller)
Also (if no), how do I make a parameter which is not a float?



I don't understand either of these "if no" scenarios since they have nothing to do with saving and restoring state.



Well, my reasoning is that if there's no such thing as a chunk, then I would need to add it as non-automateable parameters. Sort of a hack though.

I still don't get it...


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