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update API docs about 24bit sample support
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New features
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- 24 bit sample support
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- Non-realtime MIDI file rendering
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- Sample streaming, load/unload sample on demand
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- Synth sample rate change after initial creation
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- add file callback struct to _fluid_sfloader_t and expose new_fluid_defsfloader() to enable soundfont loading from memory ( see fluid_sfload_mem.c )
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- add seek support to midi-player, see fluid_player_seek()
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- expose functions to manipulate the ladspa effects unit (see ladspa.h)
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- add 24 bit sample support, see _fluid_sample_t::data24
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\section NewIn1_1_9 Whats new in 1.1.9?
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int sampletype; /**< Specifies the type of this sample as indicated by the #fluid_sample_type enum */
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int valid; /**< Should be TRUE if sample data is valid, FALSE otherwise (in which case it will not be synthesized) */
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short* data; /**< Pointer to the sample's 16 bit PCM data */
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char* data24; /**< If not NULL, pointer to the sample's contains the least significant byte counterparts to each sample data point */
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char* data24; /**< If not NULL, pointer to the least significant byte counterparts of each sample data point in order to create 24 bit audio samples */
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int amplitude_that_reaches_noise_floor_is_valid; /**< Indicates if \a amplitude_that_reaches_noise_floor is valid (TRUE), set to FALSE initially to calculate. */
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double amplitude_that_reaches_noise_floor; /**< The amplitude at which the sample's loop will be below the noise floor. For voice off optimization, calculated automatically. */
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