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Getting the PreferedHardwareIOBufferDuration
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Getting the PreferedHardwareIOBufferDuration


  • Subject: Getting the PreferedHardwareIOBufferDuration
  • From: Mark's Studio <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:08:58 +0100

I set kAudioSessionProperty_PreferedHardwareIOBufferDuration to 0.005
and kAudioSessionProperty_CurrentHardwareIOBufferDuration returns 0.005805,
so that is fine


But if the iPod app is started the buffer duration change to 0.023220
and when restarting my audio (i do this by starting an AVAudioPlayer,so the iPod fades out) the buffer duration stay there,
if i trigger another restart by removing the headset it goes back
to the prefered duration.



Is there anyway i can make sure i get the prefered duration ?



Peter Mark

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