Applies configuration to the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

Retrieves the current encode allocation method.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetAllocationMethod Returns current allocation method commited by call to ApplyConfig(). (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the current encode bitpool size.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetBitpoolSize Returns current bitpool range commited by call to ApplyConfig(). (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the current encode channel mode.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetChannelMode Returns current channel mode commited by call to ApplyConfig(). (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the current encode number of blocks.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetNumOfBlocks Returns current number of blocks commited by call to ApplyConfig(). (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the current encode number of subbands.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetNumOfSubbands Returns current number of subbands commited by call to ApplyConfig(). (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the current encode sampling frequency.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSamplingFrequency Returns current sampling frequency commited by call to ApplyConfig(). (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the allocation methods supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedAllocationMethods Returns an array of supported allocation methods. Calls a subfunction which sends the appropriate custom command to its message handler. A subfunction is used to contain multiple leaving functions for a single trap. (other items were commented in a header).

Called by GetSupportedAllocationMethods under trap harness. Retrieves the allocation methods supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedAllocationMethodsL Returns an array of supported allocation methods. Sends the custom command for this function to its message handler. This requires two commands. The first is a request for the number of supported allocation methods. A buffer is allocated locally to hold this number of allocation methods that will be returned. A pointer to this buffer is sent with the next command which is a request for the allocation methods. This buffer will be filled with the allocation method values. These values are then copied into the array provided to this function and the local buffer is deleted. (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the supported bitpool range by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedBitpoolRange Returns supported bitpool range. Calls a subfunction which sends the appropriate custom command to its message handler. A subfunction is used to contain multiple leaving functions for a single trap. (other items were commented in a header).

Called by GetSupportedBitpoolRange under trap harness. Retrieves the supported bitpool range by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedBitpoolRangeL Returns an array of supported bitpool range. Sends the custom command for this function to its message handler with TUint type arguments that will be filled with the bitpool min and max values. (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the channel configurations supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedChannelModes Returns an array of supported channel modes. Calls a subfunction which sends the appropriate custom command to its message handler. A subfunction is used to contain multiple leaving functions for a single trap. (other items were commented in a header).

Called by GetSupportedChannelModes under trap harness. Retrieves the channel configurations supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedChannelModesL Returns an array of supported channel modes. Sends the custom command for this function to its message handler. This requires two commands. The first is a request for the number of supported channel modes. A buffer is allocated locally to hold this number of channel modes that will be returned. A pointer to this buffer is sent with the next command, which is a request for the channel modes. This buffer will be filled with the frequency values. These values are then copied into the array provided to this function and the local buffer is deleted. (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves array of supported block numbers by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedNumOfBlocks Returns an array of supported blocks. Calls a subfunction, which sends the appropriate custom command to its message handler. A subfunction is used to contain multiple leaving functions for a single trap. (other items were commented in a header).

Called by GetSupportedNumOfBlocks under trap harness. Retrieves array of supported block numbers by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedNumOfBlocks Returns an array of supported blocks. Sends the custom command for this function to its message handler. This requires two commands. The first is a request for the number of supported blocks. A buffer is allocated locally to hold this number of blocks that will be returned. A pointer to this buffer is then sent with the next command, which is a request for the blocks. This buffer will be filled with the block values. These values are then copied into the array provided to this function and the local buffer is deleted. (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the number of subbands supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedNumOfSubbands Returns an array of supported subbands. Calls a subfunction which sends the appropriate custom command to its message handler. A subfunction is used to contain multiple leaving functions for a single trap. (other items were commented in a header).

Called by GetSupportedNumOfSubbands under trap harness. Retrieves the allocation methods supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedNumOfSubbandsL Returns an array of supported subbands. Sends the custom command for this function to its message handler. This requires two commands. The first is a request for the number of supported subbands. A buffer is allocated locally to hold this number of subbands that will be returned. A pointer to this buffer is sent with the next command, which is a request for the subbands. This buffer will be filled with the subband values. These values are then copied into the array provided to this function and the local buffer is deleted. (other items were commented in a header).

Retrieves the sampling frequencies supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedSamplingFrequencies Returns an array of supported sampling frequencies. Calls a subfunction, which sends the appropriate custom command to its message handler. A subfunction is used to contain multiple leaving functions in a single trap. (other items were commented in a header).

Called by GetSupportedSamplingFrequencies under trap harness. Retrieves the sampling frequencies supported by the encoder.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::GetSupportedSamplingFrequenciesL Returns an array of supported sampling frequencies. Sends the custom command for this function to its message handler. This requires two commands. The first is a request for the number of supported sampling frequencies. A buffer is allocated locally to hold this number of frequencies that will be returned. A pointer to this buffer is sent with the next command, which is a request for the frequencies. This buffer will be filled with the frequency values. These values are then copied into the array provided to this function and the local buffer is deleted. (other items were commented in a header).

Sets the allocation method for encoding.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::SetAllocationMethod Saves locally requested allocation method. Change does not apply to the encoder until ApplyConfig() is called. (other items were commented in a header).

Sets the bitpool size for encoding.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::SetBitpoolSize Saves locally requested bitpool range. Change does not apply to the encoder until ApplyConfig() is called. (other items were commented in a header).

Sets the channel mode for encoding.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::SetChannelMode Saves locally requested channel mode. Change does not apply to the encoder until ApplyConfig() is called. (other items were commented in a header).

Sets the number of blocks for encoding.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::SetNumOfBlocks Saves locally requested number of blocks. Change does not apply to the encoder until ApplyConfig() is called. (other items were commented in a header).

Sets the number of subbands for encoding.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::SetNumOfSubbands Saves locally requested number of subbands. Change does not apply to the encoder until ApplyConfig() is called. (other items were commented in a header).

Sets the sampling frequency for encoding.

Since

S60 3.0

CSbcEncoderIntfcProxy::SetSamplingFrequency Saves locally requested sampling frequency. Change does not apply to the encoder until ApplyConfig() is called. (other items were commented in a header).