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When encoding, libvorbis will tell us how many samples are encoded in the buffer it returns. This number may be less than the maximum of samples in the block, if this is the last packet. In we have no segment end time, we set it to the end time of that last sample to tell downstream that the buffer contains less samples. |
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| gstivorbisdec.c | ||
| gstvorbis.c | ||
| gstvorbiscommon.c | ||
| gstvorbiscommon.h | ||
| gstvorbisdec.c | ||
| gstvorbisdec.h | ||
| gstvorbisdeclib.c | ||
| gstvorbisdeclib.h | ||
| gstvorbisenc.c | ||
| gstvorbisenc.h | ||
| gstvorbisparse.c | ||
| gstvorbisparse.h | ||
| gstvorbistag.c | ||
| gstvorbistag.h | ||
| Makefile.am | ||
| README | ||
oggvorbisenc : encodes to vorbis inside an ogg stream. This is not the
GStreamer way of doing things and should be removed for
0.9. It is still called "vorbisenc" for backward compatibility
reasons. It also takes integer audio as input.
vorbisenc : Encodes to a raw vorbis stream and should be used together
with an ogg muxer such as "oggmux" it is called "rawvorbisenc".
It also takes raw float samples as input.
TODO for 0.9:
- remove oggvorbisenc.c and oggvorbisenc.h
- remove references to oggvorbisenc.[ch] in the Makefile and in vorbis.c
- remove the element vorbisenc.
- rename the element rawvorbisenc to vorbisenc.