public class Subframe_Verbatim extends Subframe
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static int |
DEBUG_LEV
For debugging: Higher value equals more output, typically by increments
of 10
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static EncodingConfiguration.SubframeType |
type
Subframe type supported by this implementation.
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ec, lastEncodedSize, sc
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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int |
encodeSamples(int[] samples,
int count,
int start,
int skip,
EncodedElement data,
int offset,
int bitsPerSample)
Encodes samples into the appropriate compressed format, saving the result
in the given “data” EncodedElement list.
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int |
estimateSize(int count,
int bitsPerSample) |
boolean |
registerConfiguration(EncodingConfiguration ec)
This method is used to set the encoding configuration.
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getEncodedSize
public static int DEBUG_LEV
public static final EncodingConfiguration.SubframeType type
public boolean registerConfiguration(EncodingConfiguration ec)
registerConfiguration
in class Subframe
ec
- encoding configuration to use.public int estimateSize(int count, int bitsPerSample)
public int encodeSamples(int[] samples, int count, int start, int skip, EncodedElement data, int offset, int bitsPerSample)
Subframe
encodeSamples
in class Subframe
samples
- the audio samples to encode. This array may contain
samples for multiple channels, interleaved; only one of these channels is
encoded by a subframe.count
- the number of samples to encode.start
- the index to start at in the array.skip
- the number of indices to skip between successive samples
(for use when channels are interleaved in the given
array).data
- the EncodedElement to attach encoded data to. Data in
EncodedElement given is not altered. New data is
attached starting with “data.getNext()”. If “data”
already has a “next” set, it will be lost!bitsPerSample
- Number of bits per single-channel sample. This may
differ from the StreamConfiguration's sample size, depending on the
subframe used(i.e, the "side-channel" of a FLAC stream uses one extra bit
compared to the input channels).