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/*
* targavfd plugin for VDR (C++)
*
* (C) 2010 Andreas Brachold <vdr07 AT deltab de>
* Span handling suggest by span-plugin
*
* This targavfd plugin is free software: you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published
* by the Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License.
*
* See the files README and COPYING for details.
*
*/
#ifndef __SPAN_DEFINES_H
#define __SPAN_DEFINES_H
#define SPAN_CLIENT_CHECK_ID "Span-ClientCheck-v1.0"
#define SPAN_GET_BAR_HEIGHTS_ID "Span-GetBarHeights-v1.0"
struct Span_Client_Check_1_0 {
bool *isActive;
bool *isRunning;
};
struct Span_GetBarHeights_v1_0 {
// all heights are normalized to 100(%)
unsigned int bands; // number of bands to compute
unsigned int *barHeights; // the heights of the bars of the two channels combined
unsigned int *barHeightsLeftChannel; // the heights of the bars of the left channel
unsigned int *barHeightsRightChannel; // the heights of the bars of the right channel
unsigned int *volumeLeftChannel; // the volume of the left channels
unsigned int *volumeRightChannel; // the volume of the right channels
unsigned int *volumeBothChannels; // the combined volume of the two channels
const char *name; // name of the plugin that wants to get the data
// (must be unique for each client!)
unsigned int falloff; // bar falloff value
unsigned int *barPeaksBothChannels; // bar peaks of the two channels combined
unsigned int *barPeaksLeftChannel; // bar peaks of the left channel
unsigned int *barPeaksRightChannel; // bar peaks of the right channel
};
// Define a "nice" (human understandable) height of the bars.
// So each client may scale the heights with the guarantee that it is represented as a percentage of 100%.
#define SPAN_HEIGHT 100
#endif
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