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Changing input devices with AUHAL
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Changing input devices with AUHAL


  • Subject: Changing input devices with AUHAL
  • From: Chilton Webb <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Jun 2004 21:46:59 -0500

Hi,

Thank you to everyone who has helped me thus far. I'm slowly gaining an understanding of how CoreAudio works, and my AU hosting example is finally working like I wanted it to.

I currently have my AUHAL output (acting as an input and set to the default input device) passing data to a filter AU, then passing it back out through the speakers. That works great.

I'd like to change it so that the input device is a different one than the built-in Apple microphone now. So in order to do just this (change the input source), do I need to have two separate AUHALs, or can I use AudioUnitSetProperty and set the current device on element 1 of my existing AUHAL to my new mic?

Normally I'd test it and see, but neither seem to be working for me. However, I suspect that has something to do with the fact that the new mic input is 48khz, not the 44khz that the internal PB Mic is. So do I then need to add some kind of sample rate conversion to this?

I know this is all covered in the docs. I know this because I've read this or that which almost answer the questions I'm asking. So if there's a particular document that covers some aspect of this in greater detail, I'm happy to just go RTFM if someone can suggest which FM.

Thank you,
-Chilton
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