Virtualizer.CanVirtualize(ChannelIn, VirtualizationMode) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: Android.Media.Audiofx

Assembly:: Mono.Android.dll

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Checks if the combination of a channel mask and virtualization mode is supported by this virtualizer.

[Android.Runtime.Register("canVirtualize", "(II)Z", "GetCanVirtualize_IIHandler")]
public virtual bool CanVirtualize (Android.Media.ChannelIn inputChannelMask, Android.Media.Audiofx.VirtualizationMode virtualizationMode);

[<Android.Runtime.Register("canVirtualize", "(II)Z", "GetCanVirtualize_IIHandler")>]
abstract member CanVirtualize : Android.Media.ChannelIn * Android.Media.Audiofx.VirtualizationMode -> bool
override this.CanVirtualize : Android.Media.ChannelIn * Android.Media.Audiofx.VirtualizationMode -> bool

Parameters

inputChannelMask: ChannelIn

the channel mask of the content to virtualize.

virtualizationMode: VirtualizationMode

the mode for which virtualization processing is to be performed, one of #VIRTUALIZATION_MODE_BINAURAL, #VIRTUALIZATION_MODE_TRANSAURAL.

Returns

Boolean

true if the combination of channel mask and virtualization mode is supported, false otherwise. <br>An indication that a certain channel mask is not supported doesn't necessarily mean you cannot play content with that channel mask, it more likely implies the content will be downmixed before being virtualized. For instance a virtualizer that only supports a mask such as AudioFormat#CHANNEL_OUT_STEREO will still be able to process content with a mask of AudioFormat#CHANNEL_OUT_5POINT1, but will downmix the content to stereo first, and then will virtualize, as opposed to virtualizing each channel individually.

Attributes: RegisterAttribute

Exceptions

UnsupportedOperationException

IllegalStateException

IllegalArgumentException

Remarks

Checks if the combination of a channel mask and virtualization mode is supported by this virtualizer. Some virtualizer implementations may only support binaural processing (i.e. only support headphone output, see #VIRTUALIZATION_MODE_BINAURAL), some may support transaural processing (i.e. for speaker output, see #VIRTUALIZATION_MODE_TRANSAURAL) for the built-in speakers. Use this method to query the virtualizer implementation capabilities.

Java documentation for android.media.audiofx.Virtualizer.canVirtualize(int, int).

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