AnalyzeTransformer Filter Specification

This filter is for debugging purposes only. Audio data runs through it unchanged, and the filter can create various forms of "data dumps" of these audio data.

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{
	"name": "AnalyzeTransformer",
	"fileName": "...",
    "dumpRawBuffer": true/false,
    "dumpMediaFile": true/false,
    "dumpMediaSamples": true/false,
    "switchOutput": true/false
}

Field	Description
fileName	Defines the path and name of the generated output files. The extension can be omitted, because it is automatically generated by the filter anyway.
dumpRawBuffer	`true` or `false`. If `true` , the filter writes the raw audio data to a file with extension .raw. The parameter is optional, the default is `false` .
dumpMediaFile	`true` or `false`. If `true` , the filter writes a WAVE file with the audio data. The parameter is optional, the default is `false` .
dumpMediaSamples	`true` or `false`. If `true` , the filter writes a comma-separated-value text file, extension .csv, containing all information about the DirectShow media samples. The parameter is optional, the default is `false` .
switchOutput	`true` or `false`. If `true` , the filter starts new output files (adding suffixes "-1", "-2", etc. to the original filenames) whenever a so-called "discontinuity" is signaled on the audio stream. This is e.g. the mechanism, which is used by the ROAD Worker to implement Output Switches . The parameter is optional, the default is `false` .