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Harrison edited this page Aug 2, 2022
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Audio types used by an audiogc::player
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detect
- Automatically detect the audio type.
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flac
- FLAC type.
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mp3
- MP3 type.
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vorbis
- (Ogg) Vorbis type.
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wav
- WAV type.
File modes used by an audiogc::player
reading from a file.
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stream
- Read from file as needed (recommended for music files).
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store
- Store file into memory (recommended for sound effects).
Handles playback of an audio file or data.
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audiogc::player(type audio_type, const std::string &file_name, mode file_mode = mode::stream)
- New player from a file name.
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audiogc::player(type audio_type, const void *audio_data, unsigned int audio_size)
- New player from audio data.
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audiogc::player(const player &other)
- New player from an existing player.
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void pause()
- Pauses playback.
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bool play()
- Starts playback. If already playing, nothing happens.
- Returns whether playback has successfully started.
- If playback has not started, it is likely because 10 LWP threads are currently in use (each player uses 1).
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void stop()
- Stops playback and resets position to 0.
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unsigned char get_channel_count()
- Returns the number of channels, 1 for mono, 2 for stereo.
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double get_pitch()
- Returns the current pitch.
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unsigned char get_volume()
- Returns the current volume.
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bool is_looping()
- Returns whether the audio is looping.
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bool is_playing()
- Returns true if the audio is playing or paused.
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void seek(int offset = 0)
- Seeks to the specified offset in milliseconds.
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void set_looping(bool looping = false)
- Sets whether the audio should loop.
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double set_pitch(double pitch = 1.0)
- Sets the pitch of the audio (1 = 1x, 1.5 = 1.5x, 2 = 2x, etc.).
- Returns the actual pitch set, should it translate to higher than the max frequency (144 kHz).
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void set_volume(unsigned char volume = 255)
- Sets the volume to the specified value (0-255).
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double tell()
- Returns the current position in seconds.
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void change_settings(unsigned int buffer_size = 2304, unsigned int thread_stack_size = 0x8000, unsigned char thread_priority = 64)
- Changes internal player settings.
- Only use if necessary! You shouldn't need to change any of these settings.