I'm reviewing start_stream_sound_tag and found it pretty confusing and most likely bogus.
What gnash does is creating such a tag ( a ControlTag ) whenever it encounters a StreamBlockSound tag (19). That tag (AFAIU) can be seen as both a definition tag (contains the actual samples) AND a control tag (it 'ancors' a specific block of sound to a frame). What Gnash does is reading the definition (the samples) and append them to a buffer of samples created when the SoundStreamHead tag was found (start the stream), receiving back an offset in that buffer for the current block; then it creates that ControlTag and register with the frame so it'll trigger start of playing the specific block (which is, the stream starting at the specific offset). I tough I'd write a mail about it, just for reference. I'm putting the tag in its own file and fixing the signature change all togheter.. --strk; () ASCII Ribbon Campaign /\ Keep it simple! _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
