BASS_Encode_GetCount
Retrieves the amount of data queued, sent to or received from an encoder, or sent to a cast server.
QWORD BASS_Encode_GetCount(
HENCODE handle,
DWORD count
);
Parameters
| handle | The encoder.
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| count | The count to retrieve. One of the following.
| BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_QUEUE | Data currently in the queue, waiting to be sent to the encoder.
| | BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_QUEUE_LIMIT | The queue's size limit.
| | BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_QUEUE_FAIL | Data not queued due to the queue being full or out of memory.
| | BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_IN | Data sent to the encoder.
| | BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_IN_FP | Data sent to the encoder before any floating-point conversion.
| | BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_OUT | Data received from the encoder.
| | BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_CAST | Data sent to a cast server.
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Return value
If successful, the requested count (in bytes) is returned, else -1 is returned. Use BASS_ErrorGetCode to get the error code.
Remarks
The BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_IN_FP and queue counts are based on the channel's sample format (floating-point if the BASS_CONFIG_FLOATDSP option is enabled), while the BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_IN count is based on the sample format used by the encoder, which could be different if one of the BASS_ENCODE_FP flags is active or the encoder is using an ACM codec (which take 16-bit data).
When the encoder output is being sent to a cast server, the BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_CAST count will match the BASS_ENCODE_COUNT_OUT count, unless there have been problems (eg. network timeout) that have caused data to be dropped.
Error codes
| BASS_ERROR_HANDLE | handle is not valid.
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| BASS_ERROR_NOTAVAIL | The encoder does not have a queue.
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| BASS_ERROR_ILLPARAM | count is not valid.
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See also
BASS_Encode_CastGetStats, BASS_Encode_IsActive