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| /* NOTE(naman): Description of current Audio system. | |
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| We have two positions inside the audio buffer: play_cursor and | |
| write_cursor. The play_cursor signals what bytes are currently | |
| being played by the audio hardware (well...) while the write_cursor | |
| signals where in the audio buffer is it safe to write new data. | |
| MSDN says that write_cursor is usually ahead of the play_cursor | |
| by about 15 ms. As the audio gets played, both these positions |
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