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afInitDataOffset(3dm)					 afInitDataOffset(3dm)

NAME
     afInitDataOffset, afInitFrameCount - initialize the audio data byte
     offset / frame count in an AFfilesetup for a specified raw-format audio
     track

SYNOPSIS
     #include <dmedia/audiofile.h>

     void afInitDataOffset(AFfilesetup setup, int track, AFfileoffset offset)

     void afInitFrameCount(AFfilesetup setup, int track, AFframecount count)

PARAMETER
     setup    is an AFfilesetup structure, previously created by a call to
	      afNewFileSetup(3dm).

     track    is an integer which identifies an audio track in setup.

	      Since all currently supported file formats contain only one
	      audio track, the value AF_DEFAULT_TRACK should always be used
	      here.

     offset   is a positive value which specifies the offset in bytes for the
	      audio data associated with track.	 The data type AFfileoffset is
	      large enough to hold any data offset allowed by the filesystem.

     count    is a positive value which specifies the number of frames of
	      audio data to be associated with track.  The data type
	      AFframecount is large enough to hold any frame count allowed by
	      the filesystem.

DESCRIPTION
     afInitDataOffset() initializes the audio data offset in an AFfilesetup
     structure for an audio track.

     afInitFrameCount() initializes the audio frame count in an AFfilesetup
     structure for an audio track.

     When a file is opened for reading or writing by passing setup to
     afOpenFile(3dm), the track will be configured to read or write data using
     the data offset and/or frame count specified.  These routines may only be
     used when reading or writing raw (headerless) audio files. All non-raw
     audio formats have a fixed data offset determined by their headers.
     These routines are also useful for reading audio file formats which are
     not supported by the Audio File Library, but whose format is known to a
     particular application.  If the application can supply all the necessary
     parameters (data offset, frame count, sample format, rate, and channel
     count), then the file can be read as a raw file via afReadFrames().

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afInitDataOffset(3dm)					 afInitDataOffset(3dm)

EXAMPLE
     Attempt to read a raw audio file with a known data offset of 60 bytes and
     a known frame count of 1000.  All other parameters default to the default
     AIFF(4) file values: 16-bit 2's complement, 1 channel, 44.1kz rate.

     #include <dmedia/audiofile.h>

     main()
     {
	 AFfilesetup setup;
	 AFfilehandle inHandle;
	 short buf[1024];
	 AFframeoffset fileOffset = 60;
	 AFframecount frameCount = 1000;

	 /* create setup */

	 setup = afNewFileSetup();

	 /* configure as raw file with given offset and frame count */

	 afInitFileFormat(setup, AF_FILE_RAWDATA);
	 afInitDataOffset(setup, AF_DEFAULT_TRACK, fileOffset);
	 afInitFrameCount(setup, AF_DEFAULT_TRACK, frameCount);

	 /* open the file */

	 inHandle = afOpenFile("myrawsoundfile", "r", setup);

	 /* read all the frames */

	 afReadFrames(inHandle, AF_DEFAULT_TRACK, buf, frameCount);
     }

SEE ALSO
     afNewFileSetup(3dm), afOpenFile(3dm), afWriteFrames(3dm),
     afSetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm), afGetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm),

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