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- CALLNOTE FOR WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS
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What you have to do is go into Windows Sound Settings and then select LINE as DEFAULT (which deselects MIC as default) close the settings form and then any program will then pick up LINE as the default input and work. Trying to select LINE from a program will not work. MIC and LINE) but will only allow ONE active at a time then Windows will choose MIC. If your sound card/device has multiple inputs (e.g. If the only input was LINE then this would be set a default and my program would record from that.
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It is looks like if you have a sound card which will only accept one input for recording at a time then Windows 10 by default sets the MIC input (if it exists).
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This could be a genuine code issues with me that I'll have to check out. Trying to record from Stereo Mix does not error but nothing appears to be captured that I can play back. High Definition Audio Codec: RealTek ALC887 High Definition Audio Codec: ATi RADEON HDMIĪudio Adapter: AMD Raven/Renoir/Cezanne - Audio Processor - HD Audio Controller If this is the case then things are going to be very messy to get around.Īudio Adapter: ATI/AMD Display HD Audio Controller
CALLNOTE FOR WINDOWS 10 DRIVER
NOTE! I had the same issue with Audacity.Ĭould it be that my systems integrated sound chipset and driver only allows the one record input (it does ask what I plugged in and then sets this a default and allows no other input change programmatically. So there is something really screwed up with something in W10, or my system which as far as I can tell behaves perfectly normally and plays system sounds, movies, YouTube, Firefox. Now both programs will work with Line selected (now comes up as default) but changing input to Mic fails. Windows "Control Panel / Sound" and where Mic was set as default change this to Line as Default. The only way I can get either program to work is to go into: Same as above except for "Can't Start Recording (error code: Select Line In and errors with "Can't Start Recording (error code: Program starts and same inputs listed as I had with Microphone preselected. In the bass wasapi there are two rectest compiled examples: So I tried just using the Audacity open source recording program at it to error when you select a listed input that is not set in W10 sound setting as DEFAULT. Just out of interest I've coded NAudio to to basically the same and it too also baulks in a similar fashion. It is the _waveWriter that fails: BASS Error Code 5Īll the above code steps have Try/Catch implementations and it is the _wavewrite (last step) that triggers/errors. _waveWriter = New WaveWriter(audio_file, _recHandle, 24, True) _recHandle = Bass.BASS_RecordStart(sample_frequency, 2, BASSFlag.BASS_SAMPLE_FLOAT, _myRecProc, IntPtr.Zero) _myRecProc = New RECORDPROC(AddressOf MyRecording) If I then try and select MIC(0) in my program I get an RC=5 again.Įither I'm missing something in my BASS code or W10 is just not letting BASS switch inputs.īass.BASS_RecordInit(record_device_number)īass.BASS_RecordSetDevice(record_device_number)īass.BASS_RecordSetInput(record_device_number, BASSInput.BASS_INPUT_ON, -1) So I go into W10 sound settings and set LINE as default my code detects LINE (2) as default and records OK. If I now select LINE (2) and use device id of 2 I get and RC=5.
So I can list the valid/enabled input devices (MIC,MIXER,LINE) and see that Win10 has MIC (0) set as default. I now want to select an alternative device input. So I moved to BASS and got everything working. I used to use mciSendString to record as a simple loopback but Win10 broke /deprecated this function.
I have a simple recording program that records from the Win10 default input device.
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