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Re: Multiple Sound Devices


  • Subject: Re: Multiple Sound Devices
  • From: Mark Thomas <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 10:58:33 +0000
  • Organization: Coderus Ltd

Hi,

> I may sound "pushy" (but after all this is part of my role :-)), but why
> don't you switch to CoreAudio?

No worries :-)
I'm switching to CoreAudio, but I still have to support MacOS 9.x, for at
least another 12-18 months, Sorry but I'm not completely willing to put all
my eggs in MacOS-X just yet. As there are a lot of machines still out there
which wouldn't be MacOS-X compatible.

>
> The logic of the management of USB external speakers on OS 9 is made in
> the Apple Audio Extension, that create and more generally "manipulate"
> the output component that can be used by the Sound Manager. The only
> point of access to this is through the 'sdev' output component(s). There
> will never be other API's, hack, code path or so on to access the
> inside of Apple Audio Extension and deal with the management of pugged
> device. On OS X the Carbon Sound Manager sits on top of CoreAudio, so
> you will have more flexibilty using the HAL directly.
>
Hmmmm, any idea of where some docs on 'sdev', as I guess I can count the
number of 'sdev', and ask them for some information, I guess there are docs
for 'sdev' somewhere, but I'll never be able to switch to particular
speaker, because of this.

Also what are these SoundComponent APIs in <Sound.H>, are these output
components info functions, as I cannot find any docs on them or sample code,
is there any available I can have. ???

Also what are SPBxxxxx funcations used for ???.

> One of the goal of CoreAudio was precisely to "open this component" and
> give access to a representation of the real hardware (and at the same
> time to deal for you with the problem of a kernel/user transition of
> data) , this, with a set of API's more modern and suited to the
> evolution of the audio world.
>
I'm glad to see that it straight forward here.

> Laurent
>
> Laurent Cerveau
> Applications Division
> Apple Computer Inc.
> email@hidden
>
Thanks
Mark.


> On Tuesday, February 12, 2002, at 10:36 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> Its not using mono or stereo output, but if I have some USB speakers
>> plugged in, I want to send different sound data to the USB speakers, and
>> some other sound data to the internal speakers, as well as know that I
>> have
>> these sound output devices, using the Sound Manager.
>>
>> When you are in the Sound Control Panel, it seems to known about the
>> different output devices. Any Ideas how it does this ???.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Mark.
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