#86
- Created on2009-05-04 16:02
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ending a DirectSound stream using the callback result causes looped buffer
http://music.columbia.edu/pipermail/portaudio/2009-April/009060.html
Philip Bennefall wrote
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I had a bit of trouble with the DirectSound completion code, if you return complete from your callback and do not call AbortStream or StopStream immediately then the last segment starts looping. I assume this is because the DirectSound secondary buffer is still full of the old audio, and so my solution was to insert some extra
silence the size of the buffer in the end and then stop.
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Philip Bennefall wrote
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I had a bit of trouble with the DirectSound completion code, if you return complete from your callback and do not call AbortStream or StopStream immediately then the last segment starts looping. I assume this is because the DirectSound secondary buffer is still full of the old audio, and so my solution was to insert some extra
silence the size of the buffer in the end and then stop.
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