Problem coding audio settings

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I have several systems that are networked and usually locked down to limited functionality. For normal operations I need to be certain that all systems have certain audio settings baselined whenever they are rebooted. These systems vary somewhat from system to system. e.g. some have a Mic Boost setting, others do not.

Under XP I wrote a C# app which calls a third party DLL, WaveLibMixer, which I found on this site, to handle these. The app worked as expected in XP but I have now switched to Win7 and the app is failing. For some reason it is unable to use the dll as it did under XP. Instead I get an error that the 'Specified device identifier is out of range".

I would appreciate any suggestions. I know it is not the OS because it works correctly on my personal workstation which is Win7.

Posted 4-Sep-14 6:42am

CliffRat

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George Jonsson · Answer 1 · 2014-09-04T18:42:00

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This is probably not the correct forum for this question.
You are probably better off trying to get support from the creator of WaveLibMixer, or if it is an open source project you can get the source and debug the code yourself.

Posted 4-Sep-14 18:42pm

George Jonsson