Remarks
Initialises and enables the embedded Automatic Fader object: once created, the Automatic Fader can be disabled calling the Fader.Exit method.
Note that you can have only one single instance of the Automatic Fader for each instance of the control.
For details about using the Automatic Fader refer to the How to use the Automatic Fader section.
Syntax
[C++]
short control.Fader.Init (
short nFadeType,
short nIndexPlayerA,
short nIndexPlayerB
);
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Parameter
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Description
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nFadeType
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The automatic fading type.
Supported values are the following:
Mnemonic value
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Value
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Meaning
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FADE_SINGLE
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0
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The cross-fading between the two involved players is performed through the respective loaded songs. Use the Fader.StartManualFading method in order to start the first fading operation.
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FADE_PLAYLIST
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1
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The cross-fading between the two involved players is performed getting sound files from their respective loaded playlists: it's mandatory that each involved player has a loaded playlist. Use the Fader.StartManualFading method in order to start the first fading operation.
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FADE_SINGLE_PLAYLIST
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2
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The cross-fading between the two involved players is performed getting sound files from one single playlist loaded inside one of the two players; the player owning the playlist to execute is determined through a call to the Fader.PlayListUseSingle. Use the Fader.StartManualFading method in order to start the first fading operation.
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nIndexPlayerA
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Number representing the zero-based index of the first involved player
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nIndexPlayerB
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Number representing the zero-based index of the second involved player
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Return value
Value
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Meaning
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Negative value
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An error occurred, check the LastError property value in order to get the error code
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enumErrorCodes.ERR_NOERROR (0)
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The method call was successful
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