Attempts to open an audio `Reader` from the file at the specified `Path`. The format is determined from the path's file extension.

A function for writing to the `cpal::Buffer`, whatever the default sample type may be.

Produce an iterator that reads samples from the underlying reader, converts them to the sample type `S` if not already in that format and yields them.

The number of channels of audio. E.g. For audio stored in stereo this should return `2`. Mono audio will return `1`.

A basic description of the audio being read.

Return the most commonly used file extension associated with the `Format`.

The format from which the audio will be read.

Produce an iterator that yields read frames from the underlying `Reader`. This method currently expects that the frame type `F` has the same number o

Read a `Format` from the given `extension`. This function expects that the `extension` is lowercase ASCII, e.g "wav" or "ogg".

Attempts to read the format of the audio read by the given `reader` and returns the associated `Reader` variant. The format is determined by attempti

Creates a new AlacReader Returns Err(..) on IO errors, or if the stream is not CAF. Returns Ok(Some(..)) if the format inside is ALAC, None if its no

Attempts to open an audio `Reader` from the file at the specified `Path`. This function is a convenience wrapper around the `Reader::new` function.

The rate in Hertz at which each channel of the stored audio is sampled. E.g. A `sample_rate` of 44_100 indicates that the audio is sampled 44_100 tim