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/// @file audio_player_dsound2.h
/// @see audio_player_dsound2.cpp
/// @ingroup audio_output
///

#ifdef WITH_DIRECTSOUND

#include "include/aegisub/audio_player.h"

class DirectSoundPlayer2Thread;

/// @class DirectSoundPlayer2
/// @brief New implementation of DirectSound-based audio player
///
/// The core design idea is to have a playback thread that owns the DirectSound COM objects
/// and performs all playback operations, and use the player object as a proxy to
/// send commands to the playback thread.
class DirectSoundPlayer2 final : public AudioPlayer {
	/// The playback thread
	std::unique_ptr<DirectSoundPlayer2Thread> thread;

	/// Desired length in milliseconds to write ahead of the playback cursor
	int WantedLatency;

	/// Multiplier for WantedLatency to get total buffer length
	int BufferLength;

	/// @brief Tell whether playback thread is alive
	/// @return True if there is a playback thread and it's ready
	bool IsThreadAlive();

public:
	/// @brief Constructor
	DirectSoundPlayer2(AudioProvider *provider);
	/// @brief Destructor
	~DirectSoundPlayer2();

	/// @brief Start playback
	/// @param start First audio frame to play
	/// @param count Number of audio frames to play
	void Play(int64_t start,int64_t count);

	/// @brief Stop audio playback
	/// @param timerToo Whether to also stop the playback update timer
	void Stop();

	/// @brief Tell whether playback is active
	/// @return True if audio is playing back
	bool IsPlaying();

	/// @brief Get playback end position
	/// @return Audio frame index
	///
	/// Returns 0 if playback is stopped or there is no playback thread
	int64_t GetEndPosition();
	/// @brief Get approximate playback position
	/// @return Index of audio frame user is currently hearing
	///
	/// Returns 0 if playback is stopped or there is no playback thread
	int64_t GetCurrentPosition();

	/// @brief Change playback end position
	/// @param pos New end position
	void SetEndPosition(int64_t pos);

	/// @brief Change playback volume
	/// @param vol Amplification factor
	void SetVolume(double vol);
};
#endif