File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
ID3DataOutputStream.java	API Doc	jid3 0.46	4392	Sun Feb 06 18:11:25 GMT 2005	org.blinkenlights.jid3.io

ID3DataOutputStream

• java.lang.Object
  • java.io.OutputStream
    • java.io.FilterOutputStream
      • java.io.DataOutputStream

Fields Summary

Constructors Summary
public ID3DataOutputStream(OutputStream oOS) super(oOS);

Methods Summary
public void	writeBE24(int iValue) Writes an unsigned big-endian 24-bit value. (Truncates any higher bits.) param iValue the 24-bit unsigned integer value to be written throws IOException int iOne = iValue & 0xff; int iTwo = (iValue >> 8) & 0xff; int iThree = (iValue >> 16) & 0xff; write(iThree); write(iTwo); write(iOne);
public void	writeBE32(int iValue) Writes a signed big-endian 32-bit value. param iValue the 32-bit signed integer value to be written throws IOException int iOne = iValue & 0xff; int iTwo = (iValue >> 8) & 0xff; int iThree = (iValue >> 16) & 0xff; int iFour = (iValue >> 24) & 0xff; write(iFour); write(iThree); write(iTwo); write(iOne);
public void	writeBEUnsigned16(int iValue) Writes an unsigned big-endian 16-bit value. (Truncates any higher bits.) param iValue the 16-bit unsigned integer value to be written throws IOException int iLo = iValue & 0xff; int iHi = iValue >> 8; write(iHi); write(iLo);
public void	writeID3Four(int iValue) Write an encoded four byte value. The encoding method uses only the lowest seven bits of each byte, to prevent synchronization errors in the MP3 data stream. // we're only using the lower seven bits of each byte, so we can't write a value that // is greater than 28 bits can hold if (iValue >= (1 << 28)) { throw new ID3Exception("Cannot write an encoded value greater than 28-bit unsigned."); } int iOne = ((iValue >> (3*7)) & 0x7f); int iTwo = ((iValue >> (2*7)) & 0x7f); int iThree = ((iValue >> (1*7)) & 0x7f); int iFour = (iValue & 0x7f); write(iOne); write(iTwo); write(iThree); write(iFour);
public void	writeUnsignedBE32(long lValue) Writes an unsigned big-endian 32-bit value. param lValue the 32-bit unsigned integer value to be written throws IOException int iOne = (int)(lValue & 0xff); int iTwo = (int)((lValue >> 8) & 0xff); int iThree = (int)((lValue >> 16) & 0xff); int iFour = (int)((lValue >> 24) & 0xff); write(iFour); write(iThree); write(iTwo); write(iOne);
public void	writeUnsignedByte(int iValue) Write an unsigned byte value. param iValue the unsigned byte value to be written throws IOException writeByte(iValue);