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Re: AUGraphConnect/Disconnect and StereoMixer
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Re: AUGraphConnect/Disconnect and StereoMixer


  • Subject: Re: AUGraphConnect/Disconnect and StereoMixer
  • From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 11:59:40 -0700


On 09/08/2006, at 2:21 PM, Hari Seldon wrote:


Hey,

I'm just about to get my main coreaudio based design finished, but seem to have encountered a little problem.

I have a graph connecting a bunch of nodes; a StereoMixer feeding the default output device. I plan to have a bunch of AUConverters, each one representing an audio data stream (i'll be using their input callbacks to feed them data from another thread when ready) and plan to connect/disconnect the converters at various times. From what I've seen I can just use AUGraphConnectNodeInput and AUGraphUpdate to add sources, and similarly AUGraphDisconnectNodeInput and AUGraphUpdate to remove sources. The problem I'm curious about is the inDestInputNumber parameter to these functions.

If I'm connecting various converter nodes to the mixer, do I have to keep track of what the next inDestInputNumber should be for the mixer?

A connection is made using between the output of one AU and the input of another. AUs can (and mixers for instance do) have multiple ins (or outs) - so when you make a connection you connect to a specified input of the destination AU. You can only have a single connection from a given output or to a given input - that is, fan in/out is explicitly disallowed.


So, yes - you will need to know which input(s) are free on your mixer in order to make a new connection to them.

And related to that do I have to keep track of it for disconnecting them, or do i call disconnect on the actual source node (the converter)?
Yes - you disconnect by specifying the dest AU and the input


Lastly, if I have say 3 converters connected to the mixer, and I'm going to disconnect one of them (not the last one), do I have to remember the mixer input index of the converter that was removed so that I insert the next one at that location?

No - there's no requirement that connections be made starting at input 0. Its perfectly valid to connect to say input 10, 14, 3


Bill


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