David Alm: Automated Syncronization with Documentation

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Automated Syncronization with Documentation

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'''Class:''' [[Class VLAVIPlayer.TVLAVIPlayer|TVLAVIPlayer]]

== Syntax ==
=== Delphi: ===
<code>
'''property''' AudioBuffersAhead : Cardinal '''read''' FAudioBuffersAhead '''write''' SetAudioBuffersAhead '''default''' 0;
</code>

=== C++ Builder: ===
<code>
'''__property''' unsigned int AudioBuffersAhead = { '''read'''=FAudioBuffersAhead, '''write'''=SetAudioBuffersAhead, '''default'''=0 };
</code>

== Summary ==
Number of audio buffers pre-filled.

== Description ==
<code>
</code>
You can specify a number of audio buffers to be sent through
the [[Pin VLAVIPlayer.TVLAVIPlayer.AudioOutputPin|AudioOutputPin]] before any video buffer is sent. This
feature can be used to allow enough audio buffers to be
available for playing in case of unexpected delays during the
display or processing of some video frames. Don't use this
feature if you need the audio data to be processed or
displayed in synchron with the video frames. To disable audio
pre buffering set the property to 0.

Delphi example:

<code>
VLAVIPlayer1.AudioBuffersAhead := 10;

</code>
C++ Builder example:

<code>
VLAVIPlayer1->AudioBuffersAhead = 10;

</code>
Visual C++(MFC) example:

<code>
VLAVIPlayer1.AudioBuffersAhead = 10;

</code>
Visual C++/CLI example:

<code>
aviPlayer1->AudioBuffersAhead = 10;

</code>
C# example:

<code>
aviPlayer1.AudioBuffersAhead = 10;

</code>
VB example:

<code>
AVIPlayer1.AudioBuffersAhead = 10

</code>

Property VLAVIPlayer.TVLAVIPlayer.AudioBuffersAhead - Revision history

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