Hi,
I think this question better fits a Multimedia SDK newsgroup. What I was
able to find is waveOutGetProperty where there is a flag for an audio stream
indicating that the stream have been forcibly muted. I haven't tested it
though, nor I am a Multimedia expert - so MM SDK MVPs out there should be of
much better help :-)
In general, there seems to be nothing .NET or C# specific, probably except
for some P/Invoke issues. So please feel free to repost here should you have
difficulty porting an example in unmanaged code to C#.
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"Tim" <ti*******@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I'm trying to determine whether or not the volume is mute. I've been
using the waveOutGetVolume API to determine volume levels, but I can't
seem to determine whether the volume has been muted or not
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated
Thanks,
Tim