ogg dev - Jun 2010 - Setup of discontinuous stream demux

I am putting together an ogg mux/demux application
which uses two logical streams.  One is a vorbis stream,
the other is some application specific data.

This came together really quickly, following the ogg/vorbis
documentation it took only a few hours to get it up and running.

Just a small question...

My application stream is currently running as a continuous stream
but really I want it to be handled by ogg as discontinuous.

Documentation http://xiph.org/ogg/doc/ogg-multiplex.html
states
  "...codec is able to ascertain (and inform the Ogg layer)
   as to [continuous or discontinuous] after decoding the initial
   stream header."

Question is - how does my application stream decoder tell the
ogg demux to treat my stream as discontinuous?  Perhaps I've
missed something but I couldn't find a library function which
my decoder can call to do that.
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Paul Nicholson
http://abelian.org/
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> Question is - how does my application stream decoder tell the
> ogg demux to treat my stream as discontinuous?  Perhaps I've
You don't tell libogg. Your demuxing logic just knows that this codec
is continuous
and this one is not, and will only keep looking for more data for
those ones it knows
to be continuous. I'm assuming the demux logic is your own code there.

> You don't tell libogg. Your demuxing logic just knows that
 > this codec is continuous and this one is not,

Ah I see.  In that case my demuxing code is already doing what
it needs to do.   It's just that the documentation left me with
the thought that I needed to tell ogg about it too.

Now it is clear.   Thanks for the quick reply.

PS, really like the API and docs - very quick to implement
something from scratch.  Nice job!
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Paul Nicholson
http://abelian.org/
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