There seem to be a problem with how NAudio get´s the buffer.
My driver is not 100% foolproof though as it seems, other applications have problems as well at time.
However, one problem always seems to be able to get the Information that´s wanted, and that is mumble.
As you can see in the Picture Mumble can get all the Buffers, at least the information about it.
And worth noting, While mumble is on with this, application often work, but when it´s shut down they won´t work.
I have no idea why, and i didn´t really care as the problem was often solved just by opening Mumbled and pressing Query to show the information.
But now even that doesn´t cure the issue in NAudio, so i thought it may be best to start investigate it and perhaps find a way to solve it within this Library.
Comments: Correct, but the problem doesn´t lay in that the Driver is in use, but that it can´t obtain the information needed, while Mumble can. It´s completely random though, now for example, i don´t get the issue anymore. The only real problem is that the "GetBuffer" is probably not perfect, as it can at occasions, not get the Buffer from my driver, while other applications can. If i have the ASIO driver in use, "GetBuffer" isn´t the error but, something about "Hardware..." fails to initialize or something.
My driver is not 100% foolproof though as it seems, other applications have problems as well at time.
However, one problem always seems to be able to get the Information that´s wanted, and that is mumble.
As you can see in the Picture Mumble can get all the Buffers, at least the information about it.
And worth noting, While mumble is on with this, application often work, but when it´s shut down they won´t work.
I have no idea why, and i didn´t really care as the problem was often solved just by opening Mumbled and pressing Query to show the information.
But now even that doesn´t cure the issue in NAudio, so i thought it may be best to start investigate it and perhaps find a way to solve it within this Library.
Comments: Correct, but the problem doesn´t lay in that the Driver is in use, but that it can´t obtain the information needed, while Mumble can. It´s completely random though, now for example, i don´t get the issue anymore. The only real problem is that the "GetBuffer" is probably not perfect, as it can at occasions, not get the Buffer from my driver, while other applications can. If i have the ASIO driver in use, "GetBuffer" isn´t the error but, something about "Hardware..." fails to initialize or something.