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Add a hack to detect when we are writing into a Windows pipe since the fseek incorrectly does not fail like it should. This ensures we will not incorrectly append the file header at the end. Based on patch by Zhou Zongyi [zhouzongyi at pset.suntec.net]

#ifndef MPLAYER_STREAM_RADIO_H
#define MPLAYER_STREAM_RADIO_H

#include "stream.h"

#define RADIO_CHANNEL_LOWER 1
#define RADIO_CHANNEL_HIGHER 2

typedef struct radio_param_s{
    /** name of radio device file */
    char*   device;
#ifdef CONFIG_RADIO_BSDBT848
    /** minimal allowed frequency */
    float   freq_min;
    /** maximal allowed frequency */
    float   freq_max;
#endif
    /** radio driver (v4l,v4l2) */
    char*   driver;
    /** channels list (see man page) */
    char**  channels;
    /** initial volume for radio device */
    int     volume;
    /** name of audio device file to grab data from */
    char*   adevice;
    /** audio framerate (please also set -rawaudio rate
        parameter to the same value) */
    int     arate;
    /** number of audio channels */
    int     achannels;
    /** if channels parameter exist, here will be channel
        number otherwise - frequency */
    float   freq_channel;
    char*   capture;
} radio_param_t;

extern radio_param_t stream_radio_defaults;

int radio_set_freq(struct stream_st *stream, float freq);
int radio_get_freq(struct stream_st *stream, float* freq);
char* radio_get_channel_name(struct stream_st *stream);
int radio_set_channel(struct stream_st *stream, char *channel);
int radio_step_channel(struct stream_st *stream, int direction);
int radio_step_freq(struct stream_st *stream, float step_interval);

#endif /* MPLAYER_STREAM_RADIO_H */