Re: Injecting audio from user space into a kernel driver
Re: Injecting audio from user space into a kernel driver
- Subject: Re: Injecting audio from user space into a kernel driver
- From: Paul Davis <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 03 Sep 2013 11:30:51 -0400
as a first step into the coreaudio API, this is a fairly insane way to begin.
you can search the archives of this list to find a bit of info about this. however, the internal design of CoreAudio has changed substantially in the last several releases of OS X, and the mechanisms for creating a user space device have changed the most of all. you will find that most of the documentation and examples are inaccurate, incomplete and/or out of date. current header files tend to be the only "definitive" place to get answers.
there are open source projects such as JACK that do what you are interested in, at least in part but please plan to respect the licensing used. also, be aware that any particular app that does this typically represents only 1 of several different approaches to the problem.
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