Constant Index
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A
 amConcatenate
 amMix
C
 cdiDiscAudio
 cdiDiscData
 cdiDiscMixed
 cdiNoDisc
 cdiUnknown
 cdsNotReady
 cdsPaused
 cdsPlaying
 cdsReady
D
 DirectX Buffers
 DS_BUFFER_SIZE
 DS_POLLING_INTERVAL
E
 EndOfDisc, TCDPosition
I
 InitialBufferSize
R
 rqBest
 rqFastest
 rqMedium
T
 ttAudio
 ttData
the two streams are concatenated together and the size of the resulting stream is the sum of the sizes of the input streams.
the mixer mixes input streams and the size of the resulting stream is equal to the size of the longest input stream.
An audio disc.
A data disc.
A mixed audio-data disc.
No disc in the drive.
A disc of unknown format.
Drive is not ready.
Drive is paused.
Drive is already playing a disc.
Drive is ready to play.
These constants determine the buffer size of DX and thus the delay heard when beginning audio playback.
$10000; Size in frames, not bytes
200; in milliseconds
This is a constant representing the logical position beyond the end of disc (very much like EOF for files).
An Integer equal to $1000 (that’s 4096 bytes, if you don’t speak hex).
High quality, but slowest resampling time.
Lowest quality, but still not too bad.
Medium quality
Audio track
Data track
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