Re: audio outputs
Re: audio outputs
- Subject: Re: audio outputs
- From: Kurt Bigler <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2003 15:09:19 -0700
on 4/27/03 2:32 PM, Gilbert Mackall <email@hidden> wrote:
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All,
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I have tried searching for this answer with no luck, probably using the
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wrong words.
Yes, this question has come up 3 or so times over the last year or 2.
I was pretty sure the word you needed for searching was "capture" but using
this to search the archives seemed to yield only a question and no answer.
Using "capture audio output" via either "Substring" or "Exact" method
yielded no better results. However, you can search for "audio hijack" which
is a product that may or may not do exactly what you need. Here is one
example message:
http://lists.apple.com/archives/coreaudio-api/2002/Dec/20/readingaudiooutput
.002.txt
Not all the relevant responses to this issue involved "audio hijack"
unfortunately, but this is a start. It looks like you may get more of _one_
of the threads if you search for the title which is "reading audio output".
-Kurt Bigler
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So here is the question, using CoreAudio is there a way for me to treat
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what is being sent to the default AudioOutput device as an audio input?
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In other words if I had a music sequencing program or an audio program
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such as iTunes which was sending audio to my system speakers, could I
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write some CoreAudio code that would treat the audio from these
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programs as input?
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Gilbert Mackall
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