Hi All,
Does anyone know what will happen if I give WaveOut a device number of a device that has frozen up (ie no longer communicating with windows). I can't test this myself because it's a remote user using a cheap USB soundcard that I suspect might be freezing up but can't be positive.
Does WaveOut default to DeviceNumber=0, the default windows playback device?
The code is basically like this. It's in a Try clause and does not throw an exception.
WaveOut outputDevice = new WaveOut()
outputDevice.DeviceNumber = 1; // 1 = the frozen sound card device
Using NAudio 1.6
BTW, is there a What's New in NAudio 1.7 readme anywhere?
Does anyone know what will happen if I give WaveOut a device number of a device that has frozen up (ie no longer communicating with windows). I can't test this myself because it's a remote user using a cheap USB soundcard that I suspect might be freezing up but can't be positive.
Does WaveOut default to DeviceNumber=0, the default windows playback device?
The code is basically like this. It's in a Try clause and does not throw an exception.
WaveOut outputDevice = new WaveOut()
outputDevice.DeviceNumber = 1; // 1 = the frozen sound card device
Using NAudio 1.6
BTW, is there a What's New in NAudio 1.7 readme anywhere?