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Re: Help!


  • Subject: Re: Help!
  • From: Matthew Johnson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 18:38:51 +1000

> You have to pass true in the "isInput" argument for a device property if you
> want to ask about the properties of the input section of a device.
>

Thanks that did the trick :)

>
> > This bit of code to get the controller names makes the following output:
> >
> > # of controllers=3
> > name of Controller[0]=[Plantronics headset]
> > name of Controller[1]=[Plantronics headset]
> > name of Controller[2]=[Built-in audio controller]
> >
> > why is it doing that when I only have one plantronics headset plugged in?
>
> The reason why is that USB devices don't present their input and output data
> synchronously. They have to be clocked differently so they show up as
> separate devices in the HAL.
>

So duplicates should be discarded?
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