Hi ,
I have a question regarding the usage of pa_stream_peek() and pa_stream_drop().
my usage is :
pa_stream_peek(mStreams[1], &data, &free);
if ( data == NULL && free > 0 )
{
pa_stream_drop(mStreams[1]);
}
else
{
fwrite(data, sizeof(uint8_t), free, fpOutput);
pa_stream_drop(mStreams[1]);
}
The problem is that sometimes i get the data and sometimes not, also when i get
the data it is very noisy.
Now, from reading the document, it says :
pa_stream_peek() , returns the bytes read, which may be less than the fragsize.
also, pa_stream_drop() is used to remove the current fragment.
now my question is , since pa_stream_drop is needed to move the buffer forward,
so that i read the next , what will happen if I call pa_stream_peek() , which
returns partial fragment, and then call pa-stream_drop(), which will drop the
fragment. Will this lead to data loss?
Also, if in the above case there is a data loss , what should be the correct
sequence of calls?
Regards,
Nimesh
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