Audio format dependent information. More...

#include <afh.h>

Data Fields
uint32_t	chunks_total
	The number of chunks this audio file contains. More...

uint32_t	seconds_total
	The length of the audio file in seconds. More...

char *	techinfo
	Audio handler specific info about the file. More...

struct taginfo	tags
	Id3 tags, vorbis comments, aac tags. More...

uint32_t *	chunk_table
	The table that specifies the offset of the individual pieces in the current audio file. More...

uint32_t	max_chunk_size
	Size of the largest chunk, introduced in v0.6.0. More...

struct timeval	chunk_tv
	Period of time between sending data chunks. More...

uint32_t	header_len
	The header is needed by senders in case a new client connects in the middle of the stream. More...

uint8_t	channels
	The number of channels. More...

uint16_t	frequency
	Frequency in Hz. More...

uint16_t	bitrate
	Exact meaning depends on audio format. More...

Detailed Description

Audio format dependent information.

Field Documentation

◆ chunks_total

uint32_t chunks_total

The number of chunks this audio file contains.

Referenced by afh_get_afhi_txt(), and set_max_chunk_size().

◆ seconds_total

uint32_t seconds_total

The length of the audio file in seconds.

Referenced by afh_get_afhi_txt().

◆ techinfo

char* techinfo

Audio handler specific info about the file.

Referenced by afh_get_afhi_txt(), and clear_afhi().

◆ tags

struct taginfo tags

Id3 tags, vorbis comments, aac tags.

Referenced by afh_get_afhi_txt(), and clear_afhi().

◆ chunk_table

uint32_t* chunk_table

The table that specifies the offset of the individual pieces in the current audio file.

Referenced by afh_get_chunk(), clear_afhi(), and set_max_chunk_size().

◆ max_chunk_size

uint32_t max_chunk_size

Size of the largest chunk, introduced in v0.6.0.

Referenced by afh_get_afhi_txt(), and set_max_chunk_size().

◆ chunk_tv

struct timeval chunk_tv

Period of time between sending data chunks.

Referenced by afh_get_afhi_txt(), and vss_chunk_time().

◆ header_len

uint32_t header_len

The header is needed by senders in case a new client connects in the middle of the stream.

The length of the header defaults to zero which means that this audio format does not need any special header treatment. The audio format handler does not need to set this to zero in this case.

Referenced by afh_get_header(), and set_max_chunk_size().