import { ByteVector } from "../byteVector";
declare const _default: {
    /**
     * Encodes an unsigned int as synchronized integer data.
     * @param value Number to encode. Must be a safe, positive integer
     * @returns The encoded number
     * @throws Error if `value` is greater than 268435456
     */
    fromUint: (value: number) => ByteVector;
    /**
     * Resynchronizes a {@link ByteVector} object by removing the added bytes.
     * @remarks
     *     In some cases (as determined by header flags), the metadata contains MPEG stream
     *     synchronization bytes that were "unsynchronized" by inserting empty bytes in between
     *     them. This method removes those bytes such that the original metadata bytes are
     *     returned.
     * @param data Object to resynchronize
     */
    resyncByteVector: (data: ByteVector) => ByteVector;
    /**
     * Decodes synchronized integer data into an unsigned integer.
     * @param data ByteVector containing the number to decode. Only the first 4 bytes of this value
     *     will be used
     * @returns Value containing the decoded number
     */
    toUint: (data: ByteVector) => number;
    /**
     * Unsynchronizes a {@link ByteVector} object by inserting empty bytes where necessary.
     * @remarks
     *     This is necessary in some cases in order for the MPEG parser to ignore bytes used
     *     for MPEG stream synchronization that occur accidentally in metadata from being treated
     *     as synchronization bytes.
     * @param data Object to unsynchronize
     */
    unsyncByteVector: (data: ByteVector) => ByteVector;
};
/**
 * Support for encoding and decoding unsynchronized data and numbers.
 * @remarks
 *     Unsynchronization is designed so that portions of the tag won't be misinterpreted
 *     as MPEG audio stream headers by removing the possibility of the sync bytes occurring in the
 *     tag.
 */
export default _default;