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@ -217,9 +217,14 @@ int avpriv_unlock_avformat(void); |
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* avpkt->size is set to the specified size. |
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* All other AVPacket fields will be reset with av_init_packet(). |
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* @param size the minimum required packet size |
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* @param min_size the smallest the packet might be down sized to, can be set to |
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* 0, setting this roughly correctly allows the allocation code |
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* to choose between several allocation stragies to improve |
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* @param min_size This is a hint to the allocation algorithm, which indicates |
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* to what minimal size the caller might later shrink the packet |
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* to. Encoders often allocate packets which are larger than the |
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* amount of data that is written into them as the exact amount is |
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* not known at the time of allocation. min_size represents the |
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* size a packet might be shrunk to by the caller. Can be set to |
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* 0. setting this roughly correctly allows the allocation code |
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* to choose between several allocation strategies to improve |
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* speed slightly. |
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* @return non negative on success, negative error code on failure |
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*/ |
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