[wdmaudiodev] AW: Re: USBAudio under Vista
- From: Brüßler, Wolfgang <wolfgang.bruessler@xxxxxxxx>
- To: <wdmaudiodev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2007 14:56:33 +0100
By the way, it's my code ;-)
The problem was:
The capture device of a certain audio device is configured to CD quality by
default. When I do some voice recording using this default sample rate, I get
poor sound quality. This is probably a bug of the device, but I cannot change
it because it is OEM.
When I configure it to 8000 Hz 16bit Mono using the control panel, it works
fine.
So I needed a way to change the setting without bothering the user to do it.
If this works for you, I can send you some code for changing the sample rate
via registry.
Wolfgang
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Im Auftrag von Markus Bollinger
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 7. Februar 2007 13:01
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Betreff: [wdmaudiodev] Re: USBAudio under Vista
Thank you for your link!
This method is surely related but I have some doubts if I it can solve my
problem, because even if I change the setting in the control panel it will not
work for me.
I will do some tests with your code.
-Markus.
Stephan Kappertz a écrit :
> It seems that forcing the new sample rate by writing the rate directly
> to the registry works pretty well. The method is described in:
>
> "Vista Core API: Changing audio device sample rate via
> PKEY_AudioEngine_DeviceFormat does not work"
>
> - Stephan
>
> Markus Bollinger wrote:
>> Hello!
>> we have a USBAudio device that works fine under Windows XP (HCT tested).
>>
>> With the device we ship a configuration tool that permits the user to
>> select the supported sample rates and formats of the device (->
>> configuration of the embedded firmware).
>> After a reset, the device it supports only the new configuration, but
>> under Windows VISTA the old and new sample rates and bit depth are
>> shown in the "Volume Control Properties Advanced tab".
>> Each of the shown formats (the old and new ones) when selected as
>> default format fails then with the Test button.
>>
>> Neither unplug and replug the device nor a reboot solves this problem.
>> The only way I found is to manually uninstall and reinstall the
>> device in the DeviceManager. After this action the device works
>> correctly with the new formats.
>>
>> Are there easier ways to solve this, or do we have to integrate the
>> re-install-process in our application ?
>>
>> --Markus.
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