FEATURE_DATA_INCREMENTAL_STREAMING_WRITABLE - NtDoc

Native API online documentation, based on the System Informer (formerly Process Hacker) phnt headers
// ntddmmc.h

typedef struct _FEATURE_DATA_INCREMENTAL_STREAMING_WRITABLE {
  FEATURE_HEADER Header;
  UCHAR          DataTypeSupported[2];
  UCHAR          BufferUnderrunFree : 1;
  UCHAR          AddressModeReservation : 1;
  UCHAR          TrackRessourceInformation : 1;
  UCHAR          Reserved01 : 5;
  UCHAR          NumberOfLinkSizes;
  UCHAR          LinkSize[0];
} FEATURE_DATA_INCREMENTAL_STREAMING_WRITABLE, *PFEATURE_DATA_INCREMENTAL_STREAMING_WRITABLE;
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_FEATURE_DATA_INCREMENTAL_STREAMING_WRITABLE structure

Description

The FEATURE_DATA_INCREMENTAL_STREAMING_WRITABLE structure contains information about the Incremental Streaming Writable feature.

Members

Contains a FEATURE_HEADER structure with header information for this feature descriptor.

DataTypeSupported

Indicates the supported data type. See the SCSI Multimedia - 4 (MMC-4) specification for an explanation of the values that this member can take. DataTypeSupported[0] must hold the most significant byte of the number of the data type. DataTypeSupported[1] must hold the least significant byte of the number.

BufferUnderrunFree

Indicates, when set to one, that the logical unit is capable of zero-loss linking.

AddressModeReservation

TrackRessourceInformation

Reserved01

NumberOfLinkSizes

Specifies the number of link sizes available for the current media. See the MMC-3 specification for an explanation of the values that this member can take.

LinkSize

Contains an array that indicates the number of logical blocks per link.

Remarks

This structure holds data for the feature named "Incremental Streaming Writable" by the MMC-3 specification. Devices that support this feature can write data to a contiguous region, and can append data to a limited number of locations on the media. On CD media, this is known as "packet recording" and on a DVD media it is known as "incremental recording".

See also

FEATURE_HEADER

FEATURE_NUMBER