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Re: MakeConnection Question


  • Subject: Re: MakeConnection Question
  • From: William Stewart <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 12:39:50 -0700


On 10/08/2006, at 8:41 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:

Hi,
I'm slowly learning my way around using CoreAudio (got my first audio
playing but straight to default output audit), so now I'm trying to use
MakeConnection for connecting AudioUnit's together (DefaultOutput, Stereo
mixer & format Convert), so digging around the maillists and doc's I found
some like :-


    conn.sourceAudioUnit = theAudioConverterUnit;
    conn.sourceOutputNumber = 0;
    conn.destInputNumber = 0;

    AudioUnitSetProperty(theMixerUnit,
                             kAudioUnitProperty_MakeConnection,
                             kAudioUnitScope_Input,
                             0,
                             &conn,
                             sizeof(conn));

  I understand that 'sourceOutputNumber', is the output from
'sourceAudioUnit' and 'destInputNumber' is input to my theMixerUnit,

yes - that's the input you are connecting too.

So, a mixer has 64 inputs, you are nominating which one of these to connect too (0 to 63).


But what is the 'InElement' parameter of AudioUnitSetProperty for ? Is
that always the same as 'destInputNumber' ?

Yes


I'm also trying to work out how do you find how many input and output
channels

They aren't channels, they are elements:

Input (or Output or Global) is a scope. Scopes contain an ordered collection of elements - there's a GetElementCount property. We often refer to input and output elements as buses. Each input or output element (bus) has a format of the data it passes - primarily some number of channels and a sample rate.

Have a look at the output of the auval tool for say the 'aufx bpas appl' unit (an effect) compared with say 'aumx smxr appl' (the stereo mixer)

Bill

a particular AudioUnit's have, as the I cannot see this from the
headers or doc's yet, but maybe I'm looking in the wrong place ?, so thing
the code is more like


    AudioUnitSetProperty(theMixerUnit,
                             kAudioUnitProperty_MakeConnection,
                             kAudioUnitScope_Input,
                             conn.destInputNumber,
                             &conn,
                             sizeof(conn));

  Is my thinking correct ?

I understand there's an AUGraph but I'm trying to learn CoreAudio from the
basic's and building up from that.


Thanks for any help

Mark.

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