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# kAudioConverterPropertyCanResumeFromInterruption

Indicates whether the underlying codec supports resumption of processing following an audio interruption. A read-only `UInt32` value.

```
var kAudioConverterPropertyCanResumeFromInterruption: AudioConverterPropertyID { get }
```

## Discussion

If the property’s value is 1, the codec can resume work following an audio interruption. If the property’s value is 0, audio interruptions destroy the codec’s state.

If the property is unimplemented (in which case, a call to the [`AudioConverterGetProperty(_:_:_:_:)`](/documentation/AudioToolbox/AudioConverterGetProperty(_:_:_:_:)) function for this property returns an error), then the codec is not a hardware codec.

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