[wdmaudiodev] Re: MSVAD BUG?
- From: dprado@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: wdmaudiodev@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 25 Jan 2005 16:29:28 -0200
I have observed the same behavior on XP. I noticed that each time a sound is
"played" though the msvad device it writes a new file called (stream_XX.wav )
where XX is a sequential number. Only the first file written (stream_0.wav ,
related to the first sound played through the device) is a valid wav file. all
other files that it writes are short files that do not have valid wav audio.
Dimitri
> >I just got the MSVAD drivers to compile under windows 2000, but when I use
> >
> >the "simple" and "multistream" drivers (select it as the default wave
> >
> >device), all I get are 44 byte wave files labeled "STREAM_1.wav,
> >
> >STREAM_2.wav, and so on written to my C drive. What's more, the files are
> >
> >all identical.
> >
> >
> >
> >I was under the impression that these virtual audio drivers allowed for
> >
> >writing audio data outputted by all running programs (using waveOut, or
> >
> >directsound) to a single wave file as opposed to an actual sound card
> (which
> >
> >presumably can be easily modified to route the audio stream over the
> >
> >internet)
> >
> >
> >
> >Does anyone understand what exactly the MSVAD Audio drivers do out of the
> >
> >box?
> >
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