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I am trying to attach USB device used for tele calling which have pnp sound controller for mic and speaker. Now i have two speaker and two mic for input output as shown in image below. . Now my motive is to transfer audio stream from system mic to usb mic and from usb speaker to system speaker. I tried to solve this issue with virtual cable software but with this i need to depend on third party. What can be the possible solution that can attained using c#. I don't have knowledge about this, so don't know how to start. After googling i found CS Core N Audio Can help me i don't know how. public

Since a few days, I am trying to create an equalizer using C#. Seen NAudio quite a lot time, but I could not find any working equalizer which would work with naudio. Now after a few days, I am finally here @stackoverflow and hopefully, you know a way to create an equalizer using c#. PS: I've also tried out the System.Media.SoundPlayer. But that SoundPlayer does not even support anything that has to do with dsp. So is there another audio library which works with "pure" audio outside? So is there another audio library which works with "pure" audio outside? Yes there is one: https://cscore

I want to record audio from my soundcard(output). I've found CSCore on codeplex but I could not find any examples. Does anyone know how to use the library to record audio from my soundcard and write the record data onto the harddrive? Or does anyone know a few tutorials on that library? Take a look at the CSCore.SoundIn namespace . The WasapiLoopbackCapture class is able to record directly from any output device. But keep in mind that WasapiLoopbackCapture is only available since Windows Vista. EDIT: This code should work for you. using CSCore; using CSCore.SoundIn; using CSCore.Codecs.WAV; ..

I am trying to write a C# code that outputs the current audio output level from each of the windows application accessing the sound output (as shown with constantly changing green bars of the Volume mixer). The program will check every 10 ms, and outputs sth like this: Windows Media Player: 30, Mozilla Firefox: 0, Adobe Flash Player: 35 (as per the figure) I am using Windows 7, and trying it in C# (as Java cannot achieve this). I have found ways to get and set the Master Volume (the handle bar which shows 65% for Windows Media Player) for a running application, is there a way to get the green