Use this property to read APE v.

Use this property to add APE v.

Read this property to get Apev2 tags from the input file.

This property allows youto append Apev2 tags to the file being encoded.

Read this property to get APEv2Tags attached to the WavPack file.

Attach APEv2 tags to the file being created.

Returns the value of the Id as Integer.

Returns the value of the Id as String.

Returns the value of the Id as WidString.

This property shows the average bitrate for the ape file being played.

Use this property to set the average bitrate in VBR mode.

Read this property to get the input file’s average bitrate in kbps.

Similar to America’s Next Top Model, except for algorithms.

Read this property to get the file’s bitrate.

Read this property to get the file’s bitrate.

Set the bitrate, an additional quality parameter for the encoder.

In CBR mode sets the output file’s bitrate, in VBR mode sets the output file’s minimum bitrate.

The number of bits per sample in the input stream.

Read this property to get number of logical bitstreams in the multi-streamed file.

The size you want some blocks to be.

Use this property to set the size of the DVI IMA ADPCM block in bytes (when using DVI IMA ADPCM encoding).

This property allows you to set the size of internal buffer in terms of playback duration.

Use this property to set the component’s internal buffer size if the defult one doesn’t suit you.

The number of channels in the input stream.

This property specifies whether the input file’s MD5 signature should be checked.

Use this property to set the index number of the codec to use when encoding.

Use this property to set the index number of the codec to use when encoding.

Returns the name of the WMA codec specified by its index.

Returns the name of the WMA codec specified by its index.

Returns the names of all the WMA codecs installed in the system.

Returns the names of all the WMA codecs installed in the system.

Returns the total number of the WMA codecs available in the system.

Returns the total number of the WMA codecs available in the system.

Read tags (comments) added to an Ogg Vorbis file.

Add tags (comments) to an Ogg Vorbis file.

Set the compression ratio for the file being created.

What level you want your compression at.

Use this property to set the compression level for the APE file being created.

Sets the level of compression for a file/stream being created.

Use this property to get an information about an incoming connection.

The number of incoming connections.

WavPack can use two separate files for encoded content: the main file (*.wv) and the file stream (*.wvc).

WavPack can use two separate files for encoded content: the main file (*.wv) and the file stream (*.wvc).

Use this property to enable/disable CRC-checksum in the output bitstream.

Use this property to specify the headers format for output files with more than 16 bits per sample and more than 2 channels.

This property shows the current bitrate for the ape file being played.

Read this property to get the number of the current bitstream being played (0 < = CurrentBitStream < BitStreams).

Read this property to get the number of block being read from file.

Use this property to set or get the number of the current CD-ROM drive.

Use this property to get the index of the audio source being played or to set the index of the audio source to be played.

This property shows how many milliseconds have passed since the beginning of the file.

Use this property to assign a pointer pointing to a data block, audio data will be read from.

Use this property to set the size of the DataBuffer in bytes.

Sets the delay, affects CPU usage.

Set the desired bitrate for an output file (in the constant bitrate lossy mode).

Set the desired bitrate for an output file (in the constant bitrate lossy mode).

Set the desired maximum bitrate limit for the file being created.

If this property is set to a value other than brAutoSelect (the default value), the Compression property is ignored and the size/quality of the output file are determined by the values of DesiredNominalBitrate, DesiredMaximumBitrate, and MinimumBitrate properties.

This read only property returns the number of logical DirectSound output devices.

This read only property returns the number of logical DirectSound input devices.

This read only property returns the number of logical output DirectSound devices.

This read only array property returns the name of the device specified by Number.

This read only array property returns the name of the device specified by its number.

This read only array property returns the name of the device specified by its number.

Use this property to select the playback device by number.

Use this property to select the recording device by number.

Use this property to select the playback device by number.

Read this property to get a TCDInfo about a disc in the drive.

Use this property to set the number of bits that will contain the dithering noise.

The name of the current CD-ROM drive as returned by the drive unit.

The total number of the CD-ROM drives detected in the system.

Returns True if the tag cass contains no data.

This property enables or disables the automatic gain control.

If this property is set to False the component passes data through without scaling.

Use this property to enable or disable HTTP support.

Set this property to True to get a bit more compression.

This property enables or disables noise filtering.

Use this property to enable or disable TCP support.

Use this property to enable or disable UDP support.

This property enables or disables voice activity detection.

Use this property to switch between the VBR and CBR modes.

Set this property to specify the end position for data transfer in a TCDPosition format.

Set this property’s value to the sample (frame) you want the input to stop playing at.

Set EndTrack to specify the ending position for data transfer at the end of the track identified by number.

Most exceptions that may occur during NewAC operation are suppressed.

This property can take one of two values foRewrite (default) and foAppend.

File name in 8-bit encoding.

File name in 8-bit encoding.

Use this proeprty to set or get the file name the data is written to in 8-bit charset.

Use this property to set the window type for the filter.

Use this property to set the index of the format to encode data.

Use this property to set the index of the format to encode data.

Returns the names of all formats supported by the codec, specified by the Index and the current encoding mode.

Returns the names of all formats supported by the codec, specified by the Index and the current encoding mode.

Returns the total number of formats supported by the codec, specified by its index, and the current encoding mode.

Returns the total number of formats supported by the codec, specified by its index, and the current encoding mode.

WMA decoders allow the program to read input data in several formats (each format is a set of channels, bits per sample and sample rate numbers.

Use this property to set the desired format for the decoder’s output.

Read this property to get the parameters of the format specified by its Index.

Read this property to determine if the input file has an audio stream.

Read this property to determine if the input file has an audio stream.

Read this property to determine if the input file has an audio stream.

Use HighPrecision to set the high precision decoding mode on or off.

WavPack can work in two modes: in hybrid mode it uses a single file to store all the content.