BASS_TAG_CARTTimer1Usage Property

public string Timer1Usage { get; set; }

Public Property Timer1Usage As String
	Get
	Set

Property Value

SEG: Segue timer (start-end, enumerated, multiples)

AUD: Audio boundary (start-end)

INT: Introduction (start-end, enumerated, multiples)

OUT: Epilog (start-end, enumerated, multiples)

SEC: Secondary (start-end, enumerated, multiples)

TER: Tertiary (start-end, enumerated, multiples)

MRK: Generic marker (multiplesenumerated, )

EOD: End-of-data (multiples)

Timers may be qualified in one of three ways:

a) as start or end timers, by appending a lower case ASCII letter s for a start timer or a lower case ASCII letter e for an end timer; for example, the timer identification AUDs designates the start of audio following silence, while AUDe designates the end of the audio segment;

b) as enumerated timers, by appending an ASCII numeric character; for example, SEC1 may be designated secondary timer number 1, SEC2 may be secondary number 2, and so on;

c) as multiple timers, by having multiple instances of the same timer ID; one may have, for example, multiple instances of MRK.

Each application may prioritize the order of the timers.

If a timer is not used, or is not set, its usage identifier should be set to all zero characters (0x00000000).

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