Howdy....is there a way that i can create a virtual audio driver so that i can play a song and instead of it being played through my speakers have it recorded into a file...basically so i can convert a wma to an mp3
any help greatly appreciated...ap
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Howdy....is there a way that i can create a virtual audio driver so that i can play a song and instead of it being played through my speakers have it recorded into a file...basically so i can convert a wma to an mp3
any help greatly appreciated...ap
I don't think theres any way to do that in the windows api you ought to try some non standard .h libraries.
dunno if that helps.
cal.
I'm sure you could do it if you:create a virtual audio driver so that i can play a song and instead of it being played through my speakers have it recorded into a file...basically so i can convert a wma to an mp3
a) Know how to create drivers
b) Research the format, get comfortable with handling audio stuff and file i/o
c) Pay the MP3 people for a license to write and/or distribute your encoder
The last part is usually the greatest deterrant. It sucks when you spend a month writing something and then pay money for it (or get sued).
**EDIT**
And just so you know, it would probably be more practical to download a free MP3 encoder (I used dbPowerAmp) and use that instead.
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