When offline rendering, using the following as an example
while ( engine.manualRenderingSampleTime < someMasterBuffer.length) {
do {
...
let status = try self.engine.renderOffline(framesTorRender, to:
outBuffer)
}
}
* Is each loop, rendering to the beginning of the buffer, overwriting
the previous values or is it appending upon each loop? (the documentation
doesn't explain its use)
* Is the outBuffer framelength being changed for me or do I need to do
that myself? The frame capacity can't be used as an output reference because
it will be larger than the frame length
* Is there a signal or sentinel that indicates when all processing has
occurred?
If I play audio from a scheduled buffer, I could utilize an
AVAudioNodeCompletionHandler, however that tells me when play completed not
when processing completed.
Processing could have gone through delays, reverb or varispeed units,
obfuscating when the last sample made it to the output node.
If I have a looped audio on one channel, that will always have audio, however I
then I need to place a sentinel on another channel to know when that is
completed, regardless of the delays in place.
Thank you,
W.
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