Created Issue: MidiFileConverter missing in NAudio-Source.zip [16339]
F.Y.I. The MidiFileConverter project is missing missing from the NAudio-Source.zip.Regards
View ArticleCommented Issue: MidiFileConverter missing in NAudio-Source.zip [16339]
F.Y.I. The MidiFileConverter project is missing missing from the NAudio-Source.zip.RegardsComments: thanks for letting me know
View ArticleSource code checked in, #0afce581054e
fixed creation of source zip to include MidiFileConverter
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How do I get access to the NAudio components I see in the Demo? They are not showing up in my project. I have added the NAudio.dll (version 1.5), and I am using it in the project. Running Visual...
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what components do you mean? there are some bits of code in the demo that is not part of NAudio, just an example of how you can use NAudio.
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When I look at the AudioPlaybackPanel.cs [Design] form, I see a list of "NAudio Components" in the Toolbox panel to the left of my IDE. I am asking how I can get access to those components. In the...
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OK, I think you can rightclick in your toolbox panel and click "select components" or something like that if I remember correctly. Mark
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You can have many instances of DirectSoundOut playing sound simultaneously in your own application, and Windows will mix it in with any sounds being played by other applications. You can write your own...
View ArticleNew Post: Hook stream into WindowsMediaPlayer
Peviously, when adding a missing tool, I had gone into Tools->Choose Toolbox Items, then selected a missing component. In your Demo project, for example, you can see your NAudio tools...
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Maybe they are only available in C# projects.
View ArticleNew Post: Hook stream into WindowsMediaPlayer
right-click toolbox, cselect "Choose Items", then in the dialog that appears, select Browse to open up the NAudio dll.
View ArticleNew Post: Simple waveform visualizing
But how do I examine the values? I am able to play the file, but can't extract the amplitude value. I also can't figure out how to create a buffer and read from there. I sort of have it all in my mind,...
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I'm using WaveViewer to show wave file while playback and WavePainter to show waveFile while recording. And in some my post on this forum I have described everything. Use dataAvailable event: private...
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Hi. I want to be able to cut some part of wave file and save the rest of it. I'm using WaveViewer control to show waveform of loaded wav file. I have even found a code showing how to trim the wave...
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Thank you for the reply. You are correct in your assessment that I was hoping to find out whether other applications are playing something. I shall have to delve into those WASAPI APIs to see what I...
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You would have to do the calculation yourself, based on the number of pixels along the mouse-click was, and how many milliseconds of audio are represented by one pixel. Also, the WaveForm viewer I made...
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Has anything been done with BWF support? I just came across this problem with Invalid Chunk Length in a bunch of sound effect libraries from Sound-Ideas. Larry
View ArticleNew Post: Broadcast Wave Files
sorry, still no BWF support. however I might have some time to revisit this now that 1.5 is out. If you have an example BWF file you can upload somewhere, message me with a link to it, and I'll see if...
View ArticleNew Post: Broadcast Wave Files
Ok, I will post a couple of files in the next day or so.
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