whether the buffer id should be immediately returned to the id-allocator or not.
if you build a system that monitors when bundles are really sent to the server,
and you need to deal with transaction abortion, you might want to pass in
false
here, and manually release the id, using the release
method
The number of channels allocated for this buffer, or -1
if
the buffer was not allocated or its number of channels is
not yet known.
The number of frames allocated for this buffer, or -1
if
the buffer was not allocated or its number of frames is
not yet known.
Adds this buffer to the server's buffer manager so that its information fields will be tracked and updated.
Adds this buffer to the server's buffer manager so that its information fields will be tracked and updated.
It is safe to call this method more than once.
Releases the buffer id to the id-allocator pool, without sending any OSC message.
Releases the buffer id to the id-allocator pool, without sending any OSC message. Use with great care.
The sample-rate for this buffer, or 0
if
the buffer was not allocated or its sample-rate is
not yet known.