| BASS_SAMPLE_FLOAT | Use 32-bit floating-point sample data. See Floating-point channels for info. Otherwise the sample data will be 16-bit.
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| BASS_SAMPLE_3D | Enable 3D functionality. The stream must be mono. The SPEAKER flags cannot be used together with this flag.
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| BASS_SAMPLE_LOOP | Loop the file. This flag can be toggled at any time using BASS_ChannelFlags.
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| BASS_STREAM_RESTRATE | Restrict the "download" rate of the file, according to the BASS_CONFIG_NET_RESTRATE config setting. If this flag is not used then the file will be downloaded as quickly as possible. This flag only has effect when using the STREAMFILE_BUFFER system.
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| BASS_STREAM_BLOCK | Only keep a block of the file in memory, determined by the BASS_CONFIG_NET_BUFFER config setting, rather than the whole file. This uses a lot less memory than otherwise, but it is not possible to seek or loop the stream. This flag will be applied automatically when the file length is unknown or over 2GB. This flag has no effect when using the STREAMFILE_NOBUFFER system.
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| BASS_STREAM_AUTOFREE | Automatically free the stream when playback ends.
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| BASS_STREAM_DECODE | Decode the sample data, without playing it. Use BASS_ChannelGetData to retrieve decoded sample data. The BASS_SAMPLE_3D, BASS_STREAM_AUTOFREE and SPEAKER flags cannot be used together with this flag.
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| BASS_DSD_DOP | Produce DSD-over-PCM data with 0x05/0xFA markers. DSD-over-PCM data is 24-bit, so the BASS_SAMPLE_FLOAT flag is required.
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| BASS_DSD_DOP_AA | Produce DSD-over-PCM data with 0xAA markers. DSD-over-PCM data is 24-bit, so the BASS_SAMPLE_FLOAT flag is required.
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| BASS_DSD_RAW | Produce raw DSD data instead of PCM. The DSD data is in blocks of 8 bits (1 byte) per-channel with the MSB being first/oldest. DSD data is not playable by BASS, so the BASS_STREAM_DECODE flag is required.
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| BASS_SPEAKER_xxx | Speaker assignment flags. These flags have no effect when the stream is more than stereo.
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| BASS_ASYNCFILE | Read the file asynchronously. When enabled, the file is read and buffered in parallel with the decoding, to reduce the chances of the decoder being affected by I/O delays. This can be particularly useful with slow storage media and/or low latency output. The size of the file buffer is determined by the BASS_CONFIG_ASYNCFILE_BUFFER config option. This flag only applies when using the STREAMFILE_NOBUFFER system.
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