WASAPI provides exclusive access to the audio devices, bypassing the system mixer, default settings, and any effects provided by the audio driver. Unless your audio interface has an ASIO driver, WASAPI is the recommended Audio Output Mode for Windows. WASAPI replaces all Microsoft Windows legacy o...
On Windows there’s now a new WASAPI audio driver mode in Renoise’s audio prefs, which allows, compared to DirectSound, lower latencies and more stable audio processing. It’s basically a great alternative for those who do…
The Windows Phone SDK 8.0 Update 3 Emulators package adds five new emulator images to an existing installation of Windows Phone SDK 8.0. With this update installed, you can test how your apps will run on devices that have Update 3 (that is, version 8.0.10492 or higher) of Windows Phone ...
audio is captured from the default audio device (WasApi on Windows, Alsa on Linux, not tested on Mac), but you can choose any audio source you want. Changing the sound source needs a restart of the app to take effect. On Windows you can check in the soundmixer that the audio device ...
This is actual code from inside the client side of a client/server component in Windows that was attempting to “beep” on invalid input (I’ve changed the code slightly to hide the actual origin and undoubtedly introduced issues). And it has a whopper of a bug in it...
Upgrade BASS to latest version which is now using WASAPI instead of DirectSound The manual NSIS installer is now also digitally signed Performance improvements in UI More exception handling in sensitive places Massive internal refactorings to make the code more maintainableHome...
Hi Mauritis, I want to enable "Record what youe hear" on Windows 7 with WASAPI on C++, but I didn't find solution, can you help me? thanks vsibilla Anonymous December 21, 2011 The sample isn't working again with Windows 8 Developer Preview. ...
Is this supposed to work only on Vista? What should I install to get the Dll? Weird thing the MSVC came with AVRT.lib, but not the dll... Anonymous November 26, 2009 Yes, this requires Windows Vista or later. Anonymous December 28, 2009 is there a way to capture at rate...
Once upon a time you wrote about the time* APIs and recommended use of Timer Queues instead of timeSetEvent. Is that still the way to go on Win7 or is there also something like WASAPI in "timer driven" mode on the video side of multimedia?
WASAPI (Windows Audio Service API) for the sound capture NAudio for the audio stream manipulation :http://naudio.codeplex.com/ LAME for the MP3 encoding :https://github.com/Corey-M/NAudio.Lame Developer Tools for UPnP Technologies for the UPnP stack :http://opentools.homeip.net/dev-tools...