How to record sound in c#?

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Can u explain me it,or give different examples(using directx)or without it? :omg:

Posted 4-Apr-10 6:43am

Tirmit

Updated 4-Apr-10 7:02am

Abhinav S

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Kschuler 10-May-10 15:24pm

What specifically are you looking for. If you haven't found anything useful googling, no one is going to be able to give you a better answer without knowing more about what you are looking for. How are you planning to use this? What exact task are you trying to accomplish? What code do you have already, and what are you stuck on?

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Solution 3

Sure there are other links. Try these.[^]

Posted 10-May-10 7:28am

Kschuler

Solution 5

C# MP3 Sound Capturing/Recording Component[^]

Posted 21-Jun-11 1:29am

2irfanshaikh

Solution 2

Everybody gives a link on this sample but is there any other?

Posted 10-May-10 7:20am

Tirmit

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Christian Graus 10-May-10 18:52pm

Why did you push 'answer' to ask a question ? There's a comment button for that. What is wrong with this sample ? If you can't understand it, what makes you think you could understand others ?

Toli Cuturicu 20-Aug-10 14:22pm

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fake answer

Solution 4

em,but i haven`t found anything useful(
There are lot of samples of recording sound from mic ,but not waveout

Posted 10-May-10 9:03am

Tirmit

Updated 10-May-10 10:16am

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Christian Graus 10-May-10 18:52pm

To record the sound that comes out of the PC, you need to feed it back in to the PC, AFAIK.

Toli Cuturicu 20-Aug-10 14:22pm

Reason for my vote of 1
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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2010-04-04T07:04:00

Solution 1

Did you do a search - there are tons of links available on the internet.

Here is one such sample on CP. This uses DirectX.

Posted 4-Apr-10 7:04am

Abhinav S