PHP Functions : OpenAL Audio Bindings
Context of the notion in the technology: Document / Topc: PHP Functions
Related Keywords: PHP Functions Open AL Audio Bindings
Help URL: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.openal.php
Items Related to OpenAL Audio Bindings
Inner Elements of OpenAL Audio Bindings
OpenAL Audio Bindings contains following items:
- openal_buffer_create (openal buffer create)
- openal_buffer_data (openal buffer data)
- openal_buffer_destroy (openal buffer destroy)
- openal_buffer_get (openal buffer get)
- openal_buffer_loadwav (openal buffer loadwav)
- openal_context_create (openal context create)
- openal_context_current (openal context current)
- openal_context_destroy (openal context destroy)
- openal_context_process (openal context process)
- openal_context_suspend (openal context suspend)
- openal_device_close (openal device close)
- openal_device_open (openal device open)
- openal_listener_get (openal listener get)
- openal_listener_set (openal listener set)
- openal_source_create (openal source create)
- openal_source_destroy (openal source destroy)
- openal_source_get (openal source get)
- openal_source_pause (openal source pause)
- openal_source_play (openal source play)
- openal_source_rewind (openal source rewind)
- openal_source_set (openal source set)
- openal_source_stop (openal source stop)
- openal_stream (openal stream)
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