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afSetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm)			 afSetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm)

NAME
     afSetVirtualSampleFormat, afSetVirtualByteOrder, afSetVirtualChannels,
     afSetVirtualRate, afSetVirtualPCMMapping - set the virtual data format
     for a specified audio track

SYNOPSIS
     #include <dmedia/audiofile.h>

     int afSetVirtualSampleFormat(AFfilehandle file, int track,
				   int sampfmt, int sampwidth)

     int afSetVirtualByteOrder(AFfilehandle file, int track, int byteorder)

     int afSetVirtualChannels(AFfilehandle file, int track, int channels)

     int afSetVirtualRate(AFfilehandle file, int track, double rate)

     int afSetVirtualPCMMapping(AFfilehandle file, int track,
				 double slope, double intercept,
				 double minclip, double maxclip)

PARAMETER
     Parameters for the virtual routines are identical to those for the
     equivalent afInit routines, except the first argument is an AFfilehandle
     structure rather than an AFfilesetup.

     file	 is an AFfilehandle structure, previously created by a call to
		 afOpenFile(3dm) or its equivalent.

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

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

     sampfmt	 an integer constant which denotes a virtual sample format.

     sampwidth	 a positive integer value which specifies the number of bits
		 in a virtual sample data point.

     channels	 is a positive integer value which indicates the number of
		 interleaved audio channels in the audio track.

     byteorder	 is a positive integer token which indicates the byte order of
		 the samples in the audio track.

     rate	 is a double precision floating point value indicating the
		 sampling rate for the virtual audio data.

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afSetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm)			 afSetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm)

     slope	 is a double precision floating point value

     intercept	 is a double precision floating point value indicating the
		 audio data sample zero-crossing value for the given sample
		 format and width

     minclip	 is a double precision floating point value indicating the
		 minimum or most negative audio data sample value to be
		 returned.  Any value less than this will be set to minclip

     maxclip	 is a double precision floating point value indicating the
		 maximum or most positive audio data sample value to be
		 returned.  Any value greater than this will be set to maxclip

DESCRIPTION
     When a audio data is read from a file into the application's data buffer
     using afReadFrames(3dm), the format of the data loaded into the buffer
     can vary independently of the actual file data format.  This independent
     format is call the virtual format of the data.  Once some aspect of the
     virtual data format is set via one of the above-described routines, the
     conversion of the file format into the virtual format happens
     automatically and transparently.  This allows an application to choose to
     ignore the data format in the file entirely, and specify only the format
     in which it wants the data to appear in the afReadFrames(3dm) buffer.
     See afIntro(3dm) for more information about the virtual format.

     afSetVirtualSampleFormat() sets the virtual sample format and width
     parameters for the audio data buffer.

     The following values may be used for sampfmt

     AF_SAMPFMT_TWOSCOMP   Two's complement samples.

     AF_SAMPFMT_UNSIGNED   Unsigned samples.

     AF_SAMPFMT_FLOAT	   32-bit floating point samples.

     AF_SAMPFMT_DOUBLE	   64-bit double-precision floating point samples.

     afSetVirtualByteOrder() sets the virtual byte order (big- or little-
     endian) of the samples in the audio buffer.

     The following values may be used for byteorder

     AF_BYTEORDER_BIGENDIAN	 Big-endian byte order samples.	 This is the
				 default value.

     AF_BYTEORDER_LITTLEENDIAN	 Little-endian byte order samples.

     afSetVirtualChannels() sets the number of virtual interleaved channels in
     the audio buffer.	If the virtual channel count does not equal the track
     channel count, channel conversion is performed via a channel mix matrix.

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afSetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm)			 afSetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm)

     If this matrix is not specified, a default matrix will be used.  This
     default matrix follows the same channel conversion rules as the Audio
     Library (libaudio).  See afSetChannelMatrix(3dm) for details.

     afSetVirtualRate() sets the virtual sampling rate for the audio buffer.
     If the track sampling rate is different, the data will be rate-converted
     using one of several conversion algorithms.  See
     afSetConversionParams(3dm) for more information.

     afSetVirtualPCMMapping() sets the virtual PCM mapping values for the
     audio buffer.  The range, zero-crossing, and clipping values for the data
     placed in the audio buffer will be determined via a transformation
     calculated from the relationship between the file's PCM mapping and the
     requested mapping.	 In general, all two's complement and floating point
     sample formats are expected to be symmetrical about zero, i.e., the
     intercept will be 0.0 and minclip and maxclip will be negative and
     positive N, where N is some non-zero positive value.  If this routine is
     used, it must be called after any calls to afSetVirtualSampleFormat().
     Resetting the virtual sample format automatically resets the PCM mapping
     to the default values for the requested format.

SEE ALSO
     afOpenFile(3dm), afReadFrames(3dm), afWriteFrames(3dm),
     afGetVirtualSampleFormat(3dm), afGetVirtualChannels(3dm),
     afSetChannelMatrix(3dm), afGetVirtualByteOrder(3dm),
     afGetVirtualPCMMapping(3dm), afGetVirtualRate(3dm)

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