MMMFGsmConfig Class Reference

#include <mmf/server/devsoundstandardcustominterfaces.h>

Link against: tsu_mdf_omxvorbiscodecs.lib

class MMMFGsmConfig

Public Member Enumerations
enum	TMMFGsmConversionFormat { ENone, EALaw8bit, EULaw8bit, EAlawPCM }

Public Member Functions
pure virtual TInt	ConversionFormat(TMMFGsmConversionFormat &)
pure virtual TInt	SetConversionFormat(TMMFGsmConversionFormat)

Detailed Description

This class provides an interface to set and retrive the GSM conversion format.

Member Enumeration Documentation

Enum TMMFGsmConversionFormat

The GSM conversion format

Enumerator	Value	Description
ENone		no conversion specified
EALaw8bit		for use in Full rate (06.10) and half rate (GSM 06.20 Half Rate (HR)) Vocoder
EULaw8bit		for use in Full rate (06.10) and half rate (GSM 06.20 Half Rate (HR)) Vocoder
EAlawPCM		for use in GSM 06.60 Enhanced Full Rate (EFR) Vocoder.

Member Function Documentation

ConversionFormat ( TMMFGsmConversionFormat & )

TInt

ConversionFormat

(

TMMFGsmConversionFormat &

aConvFormat

)

const [pure virtual]

Provides the current conversion format. Can be called at any time.

Parameter	Description
aConvFormat	- after the call contains the current format. For encoding behaviour, format will be the input format and for decoding behaviour format will be the output format.

Returns: KErrNone if value returned successfully, KErrUnknown if value has not been successfully configured using SetConversionFormat() at least once for the current instance of the interface and there is no default value. KErrGeneral for all other error scenario.

SetConversionFormat ( TMMFGsmConversionFormat )

TInt

SetConversionFormat

(

TMMFGsmConversionFormat

aConvFormat

)

[pure virtual]

Set the conversion format using the TMMFGsmConversionFormat enum. This conversion must be set before the coder/decoder is started.

Parameter	Description
aConvFormat	- format desired. For encoding behaviour, format will be the input format and for decoding behaviour format will be the output format.

Returns: KErrNone - Format change supported, KErrNotSupported - Format change not supported, KErrInUse - Format change attempted whilst decoding.