Demonstrates the music.lib sound spooler.

ta_spool

Uses the music.lib sound spooler to fill buffers, parse information in the buffers, signal our task when a buffer has been exhausted, and refill the buffers. Use this sample code as a basis for developing your own routines for playing large sampled files, or handling other kinds of buffered data.

When you press one of the buttons, the following events take place:

• Button A-simulates a hold on data delivery. The application continues to consume information in its buffers.
• Button B-stops the playback function. Releasing it restarts playback. Holding down either shift button causes the spooler to be aborted instead of merely stopped.
• Button C-enters one-shot mode. Each C button press starts a ssplPlayData() sequence. Press the play button returns to normal mode.
• Start Button-pauses the playback function. Releasing it lets the application continue.
• Stop (X) Button-quit.

ta_spool.c

examples/Audio

ssplCreateSoundSpooler, tsp_spoolsoundfile