The VoipMediaEngine..::.WaveFile type exposes the following members.
Constructors
| Name | Description | |
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 | VoipMediaEngine..::.WaveFile | Initializes a new instance of the VoipMediaEngine..::.WaveFile class |
Methods
| Name | Description | |||
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| CloseWaveFile |
The CloseWaveFile API procedure is used to close a previously opened wave file.
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 | Finalize |
The Object's finalizer.
(Overrides Object..::.Finalize()()().) | ||
| GetWaveBuffer |
The GetWaveBuffer API procedure is used to retrieve a "sample block" data buffer from an open
wave file. Applications should continue to read data from a wave file until this procedure returns
a zero (FALSE) value. A zero return value indicates that all data has been read from the wave file image.
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| OpenWaveFile |
The OpenWaveFile API procedure is used to open an audio file using the wave format. Once a wave file is
opened, applications can read sample data blocks of a specified size from the file without having to
know anything about wave file formats.
By using the Media Engine's wave file functions, you will be able to greatly reduce the complexity of your applications. The wave file API procedures can be used by any application however they are extremely useful to IRV, auto attendant or answering machine based applications where streaming audio prompt data from wave files to phone lines is required. The OpenWaveFile API procedure can open any Windows supported wave file regardless of its rate and format. However, its usefulness is geared towards an application's ability to stream wave file sample data to Tx IVR phone line outputs or to the media engine local audio outputs. Normally source wave file data that is opened and read by the media engine using the OpenWaveFile and GetWaveBuffer(array<Object>[]()[]) procedures should generally be in aLaw, uLaw or in a PCM format that is supported by the media engine's Tx IVR phone line outputs or the media engine local audio outputs. Before your application terminates, you must call the CloseWaveFile()()() API procedure to regain wave file resources. | ||
| SetLoopRead |
The SetLoopRead API procedure allows the application to "loop" read sample block data from a
source wave file. When enabled, the application will be able to infinitely read sample block data from
the source wave file using the GetWaveBuffer(array<Object>[]()[]) API procedure without ever running out
of sample block data. This capability is useful when streaming wave file data to phone line
transmit IVR channels, in addition to other uses.
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Note:Fields
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | BytesPerSample |
The number of bytes per sample.
Do not modify this value directly.
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| BytesPerWaveBuffer |
The number of sample bytes per wave file buffer.
Do not modify this value directly.
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| hWaveFile |
A native internal handle to the wave file.
Do not modify this value directly.
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| SamplesPerWaveBuffer |
The number of samples per wave file buffer.
Do not modify this value directly.
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| TotalNumSampleBytes |
The total number of sample bytes in the wave file.
Do not modify this value directly.
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