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Public MustOverride ReadOnly Property PlayMaxSpan As Double |
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public abstract double PlayMaxSpan {get;} |
Recordings may or may not be saved at the span used to create the recording. If you save a recording using the SDF (fast) format, the recording is saved using the next higher cardinal span (cardinal spans are spans that are a power of 2). If you save a recording using any other format, the recording is saved at its original span.
If you create a recording using a non-cardinal span and save it using the SDF (fast) format, the measurement resamples the recording on playback to play it back at its non-cardinal span. Since the recording was saved at the next higher cardinal span, you can change the span up to that value.
The PlaySpan and PlayMaxSpan properties return the span (in Hertz) that was used to create the recording (PlaySpan) or the cardinal span used to save the recording (PlayMaxSpan). If you used a cardinal span to create the recording, PlaySpan and PlayMaxSpan will be identical.
If you create a recording using a non-cardinal span and save it using the SDF (fast) format, the measurement resamples the recording on playback to play it back at its non-cardinal span. Since the recording was saved at the next higher cardinal span, you can change the span up to that value.
The PlaySpan and PlayMaxSpan properties return the span (in Hertz) that was used to create the recording (PlaySpan) or the cardinal span used to save the recording (PlayMaxSpan). If you used a cardinal span to create the recording, PlaySpan and PlayMaxSpan will be identical.
Target Platforms: Windows 11 Professional or Enterprise; Windows 10 Professional, Enterprise, or Education (64-bit)