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TSignalCoreAudio Members Published Properties
Published Properties
 
Name 
Description 
 
Set active to false to suppress the propagation of the Pull request and the subsequent call to the Update method. 
 
Set this property to the channel count to be used for playback and/or recording.  
 
Set this property to the channel count to be used for playback and/or recording on the device.  
 
Allows the component to feed more or fewer channels than the hardware count.  
 
If True, the component will pass on the udpate request to the connected component. 
 
Specify desired latency in miliseconds.  
 
Specifies index of the item in the list for which to display the design-time editor. 
 
Specifies the size of extended playback and recording buffer in miliseconds.  
 
Set this property to request computation in 32bit/64bit precision with real/complex numbers.  
 
Set this property to true to lock changes to FloatPrecision property.  
 
Data source. 
 
The event is triggered after the call to the Update method. 
 
The event is triggered just before the call to the Update method. 
 
Triggered when the extended buffer is too small.  
 
The event is triggered after the OnAfterUpdate event. 
 
The event is called after a call to InternalUpdate, OnAfterUpdate and OnDisplayUpdate from within the Update method. 
 
The event is triggered when ParamUpdate method is called. 
 
Request for new data.  
 
Triggered when the playback/recording is about to start.  
 
Triggered when the playback/recording is about to stop.  
 
Storage format of the input stream (not hardware).  
 
Storage format of the hardware stream.  
 
read FRipple write SetRipple; 
 
Specifies the desired sampling frequency.  
 
This is SettingsWin, a member of class TSignalCoreAudio. 
 
Set this property to True, to prevent calling OnNotifyUpdate from the Update Method. 
 
read FTransBW write SetTransBW; 
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