When the render block is called, pull enough input to fill your 2048-byte buffer, then copy the requested number of frames to the output. On subsequent calls, either fulfill the request with data in your buffer, or re-fill your buffer as necessary. Could you clarify how to pull enough input to fill my 2048 block from upstream?
Shall I call AURenderPullInputBlock() with 2048 frameCount? Or
Shall I call multiple time in a single render block call?
And also if the render block is asking for 512 frame, can I push 2048 instead?
Thanks
CasperTheOne
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