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#ifndef __OGGZ_DEPRECATED_H__

#define __OGGZ_DEPRECATED_H__

/** \file

 * Deprecated interfaces

 */

/**

 * DEPRECATED CONSTANT.

 * OGGZ_ERR_USER_STOPPED was introduced during development (post 0.8.3),

 * and is similar in functionality to and numerically equal to (ie. ABI

 * compatible with) OGGZ_ERR_STOP_OK in <oggz/oggz_constants.h>.

 * It was badly named, as the preferred functionality distinguishes between

 * a user's OggzReadCallback returning OGGZ_STOP_OK or OGGZ_STOP_ERR; your

 * code should distinguish between these two too :-) Hence, don't use this

 * (unreleased) name in new code.

 */

#define OGGZ_ERR_USER_STOPPED OGGZ_ERR_STOP_OK

/**

 * DEPRECATED CONSTANT.

 * OGGZ_ERR_READ_STOP_OK, OGGZ_ERR_READ_STOP_ERR were introduced to allow

 * the user to differentiate between a cancelled oggz_read_*() returning

 * due to error or an ok condition.

 * From 0.9.4 similar functionality was added for oggz_write_*(), hence this

 * constant was renamed.

 */

#define OGGZ_ERR_READ_STOP_OK  OGGZ_ERR_STOP_OK

/**

 * DEPRECATED CONSTANT.

 * OGGZ_ERR_READ_STOP_OK, OGGZ_ERR_READ_STOP_ERR were introduced to allow

 * the user to differentiate between a cancelled oggz_read_*() returning

 * due to error or an ok condition.

 * From 0.9.4 similar functionality was added for oggz_write_*(), hence this

 * constant was renamed.

 */

#define OGGZ_ERR_READ_STOP_ERR OGGZ_ERR_STOP_ERR

/**

 * DEPRECATED FUNCTION

 * This function has been replaced with the more clearly named

 * oggz_set_granulerate().

 * Specify that a logical bitstream has a linear metric

 * \param oggz An OGGZ handle

 * \param serialno Identify the logical bitstream in \a oggz to attach

 * this linear metric to. A value of -1 indicates that the metric should

 * be attached to all unattached logical bitstreams in \a oggz.

 * \param granule_rate_numerator The numerator of the granule rate

 * \param granule_rate_denominator The denominator of the granule rate

 * \returns 0 Success

 * \retval OGGZ_ERR_BAD_SERIALNO \a serialno does not identify an existing

 * logical bitstream in \a oggz.

 * \retval OGGZ_ERR_BAD_OGGZ \a oggz does not refer to an existing OGGZ

 */

int oggz_set_metric_linear (OGGZ * oggz, long serialno,

			    ogg_int64_t granule_rate_numerator,

			    ogg_int64_t granule_rate_denominator);

/**

 * DEPRECATED FUNCTION

 * This function has been replaced with oggz_comments_generate(), which

 * does not require the packet_type argument. Instead, the packet type is

 * determined by the content type of the stream, which was discovered when

 * the bos packet was passed to oggz_write_feed.

 *

 * Output a comment packet for the specified stream.

 * \param oggz A OGGZ* handle (created with OGGZ_WRITE)

 * \param serialno Identify a logical bitstream within \a oggz

 * \param packet_type Type of comment packet to generate,

 * FLAC, OggPCM, Speex, Theora and Vorbis are supported

 * \param FLAC_final_metadata_block Set this to zero unless the packet_type is

 * FLAC, and there are no further metadata blocks to follow. See note below

 * for details.

 * \returns A comment packet for the stream. When no longer needed it

 * should be freed with oggz_packet_destroy().

 * \retval NULL content type does not support comments, not enough memory

 * or comment was too long for FLAC

 * \note FLAC streams may contain multiple metadata blocks of different types.

 * When encapsulated in Ogg the first of these must be a Vorbis comment packet

 * but PADDING, APPLICATION, SEEKTABLE, CUESHEET and PICTURE may follow.

 * The last metadata block must have its first bit set to 1. Since liboggz does

 * not know whether you will supply more metadata blocks you must tell it if

 * this is the last (or only) metadata block by setting

 * FLAC_final_metadata_block to 1.

 * \n As FLAC metadata blocks are limited in size to 16MB minus 1 byte, this

 * function will refuse to produce longer comment packets for FLAC.

 * \n See http://flac.sourceforge.net/format.html for more details.

 */

ogg_packet *

oggz_comment_generate(OGGZ * oggz, long serialno,

		      OggzStreamContent packet_type,

		      int FLAC_final_metadata_block);

#endif /* __OGGZ_DEPRECATED_H__ */