Inheritance diagram for CjAudioPlayer:
Instance Methods | |
| (id) | - initWithSampleRate:frameSize:maxFramesToBuffer:audioFormat: |
| Initializes the CjAudioPlayer class. More... | |
| (void) | - start |
| Start the audio player. | |
| (void) | - stop |
| Stop the audio player. | |
| (void) | - mute |
| Mute the audio player. | |
| (void) | - unmute |
| Unmute the audio player. | |
| (BOOL) | - isMute |
| Check if the audio player is mute. More... | |
| (void) | - queueAudioFrames: |
| Queue next audio frames to be processed and played. More... | |
Properties | |
| id< CjAudioPlayerDelegate > | delegate |
Method Documentation
◆ initWithSampleRate:frameSize:maxFramesToBuffer:audioFormat:()
| - (id) initWithSampleRate: | (NSInteger) | sampleRate | |
| frameSize: | (NSInteger) | frameSize | |
| maxFramesToBuffer: | (NSInteger) | maxFramesToBuffer | |
| audioFormat: | (AudioPlayerFormat) | audioFormat | |
Initializes the CjAudioPlayer class.
- Parameters
-
sampleRate Sample rate of the audio being played. frameSize Size of the audio frame. For example if we expect to receive 20 ms of audio at 48KHz, the corresponding frame size is 960. maxFramesToBuffer Maximum number of audio frames to buffer. Less frames means less lag but can cause audio cutouts if audio packets are not queued in proper time intervals due to network jitter. More frames means more consistent audio, but increases the lag. Recommended values are 8 for 20 ms audio frames, 5 for 40 ms audio frames. audioFormat Format of the audio to be played.
◆ isMute()
| - (BOOL) isMute |
Check if the audio player is mute.
- Returns
- YES if mute, NO otherwise.
◆ queueAudioFrames:()
| - (void) queueAudioFrames: | (NSData *) | audioFrames |
Queue next audio frames to be processed and played.
- Parameters
-
audioFrames The audio frames to add to the queue.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- CjAudioPlayerFramework/CjAudioPlayer.h
