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over_sampling_rate

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Description

Specifies the oversampling factor.

Syntax

Read

Gets the current oversampling factor.

Example

int oversamplingFactor;
oversamplingFactor = dsm.over_sampling_rate;

Write

Sets new oversampling factor.

Example

dsm.over_sample_rate = 2;

Notes

When this property is set to "1", the oversampling factor is 1. When set to "2", the oversampling factor is 2. When set to "3", the oversampling factor is 4. For more information regarding the oversampling factor, please see the DSM manual.