ModdingSupport/Red Alert 3/Xml/Includes/PlatformSpecificAudioDefines.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<AssetDeclaration xmlns="uri:ea.com:eala:asset" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
	<!-- This is where all the audio settings specific to a platform go, as a series of defines. 
	     There is one of these files in each platform directory; if you add new stuff here, you 
			 must add it to all the platforms.
			 
			 You should always include it using the statement:
				<Include type="instance" source="DATA:Includes/PlatformSpecificAudioDefines.xml"/>
			 The "DATA:" allows this to be platform-specific.
			 
			 This is the >>>>>> PC <<<<<<< version of the file
		-->
	<Defines>
		<Define name="PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_MAX_AMBIENT_STREAMS" value="2" />
		<Define name="PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_2D_VOLUME_MULTIPLIER" value="100%" /> 	<!-- PC is the reference volume, but 360 needs to raise its overall volume a bit -->
		<Define name="PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_3D_VOLUME_MULTIPLIER" value="100%" />
		<Define name="PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_STREAM_BUFFER_SIZE_PER_CHANNEL" value="65536" />
		<Define name="PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_DONT_LOAD_THIRD_VARIATION_WHEN_FILE_READ_QUEUE_IS_LONGER_THAN" value="50" /> <!-- Since the PC takes < 10 ms per file, this is < half a second -->
		<Define name="PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_DONT_LOAD_SECOND_VARIATION_WHEN_FILE_READ_QUEUE_IS_LONGER_THAN" value="100" />		<!-- one second-->
		<Define name="PLATFORM_SPECIFIC_DONT_LOAD_FOR_LOW_PRIORITY_SOUNDS_WHEN_FILE_READ_QUEUE_IS_LONGER_THAN" value="100" />		<!-- one second-->
	</Defines>
</AssetDeclaration>