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Reference Manual ATOM one SSM500
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free:
The buffer is free and does not contain any data, <frames_recorded> is 0.
Only free buffers can be used to start a new recording using the
rec
command.
To free a buffer use the
free
command.
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used:
The buffer contains recorded data, it can be selected for playback using
the
play
command.
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record:
The buffer is currently being used for recording, stop the recording using
the
rec_stop
command or switch recording to another buffer using the
rec
command.
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play:
The buffer is currently being played back, you can seek inside the buffer
using the
seek
command, change the playback speed with the
play
command,
mark buffers with the
mark_in
and
mark_out
commands or pause playback
with the pause command. To check the current position in the buffer use the
pos
and
mark_pos
commands. To stop playback use the
stop
command, the buffer
will then switch its status to “used”.
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pause:
The buffer is selected for playback but was paused with the
pause
command. Commence playback using the
play
command, or perform any of the
other operations that are also possible on a buffer in the “play” state.
Example output:
1 status
B1: 2432 / 7500 play
B2: 3220 / 7500 record
B3: 0 / 7500 free
B4: 0 / 7500 free
17.3 rec <buffer_id>
Starts recording into a given, or the next free buffer. Use the
status
command to see a list
of all available buffers.
When a recording is already running when this command is send, the recording is stopped
and switched to the new buffer immediately. No frames are lost when such a switch is
performed.
When being called without parameters this command returns the ID of the buffer which is
currently being used for recording, or 0 if no recording is running.
Parameter Minimal
Maximal
Comment
buffer_id
0
Depends on buffer count
(see
count
command)
Starts recording into next free buffer
(if buffer_id = 0) or specified buffer.
17.4 rec_mode <mode>
Set the recording mode.
