oggstreamflush
oggstreamflush is a function commonly found in libraries that handle the Ogg Vorbis audio format. Its primary purpose is to ensure that any buffered data within the Ogg stream is written out to the underlying output medium. When encoding or streaming audio, data is often collected in memory buffers before being written in chunks to a file or network connection. This buffering improves efficiency by reducing the frequency of system calls. However, it also means that data might not be immediately available at the destination.
Calling oggstreamflush forces the library to process these internal buffers and send any pending data. This
The exact behavior and return value of oggstreamflush can vary slightly depending on the specific Ogg library