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Sure, I help you...<br />
But tell me, please, if you'd like to use high level or low level functions to record sound... The difference between both options is huge. If you need to record some sound and store it in a wav file for later playback, you should use high level functions... I you need to analyze wave data the you should need low level functions...<br />
It'll be a pleasure helping.<br />
<br />
Trillo<br />

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Sure, I help you...
But tell me, please, if you'd like to use high level or low level functions to record sound... The difference between both options is huge. If you need to record some sound and store it in a wav file for later playback, you should use high level functions... I you need to analyze wave data the you should need low level functions...
It'll be a pleasure helping.

Trillo


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hi toannd's<br />
thanku for u'r reply.this was my first question asked in expert-exchage,i have got very good responce,i am very happy about this..<br />
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love u all<br />
senthil<br />

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hi toannd's
thanku for u'r reply.this was my first question asked in expert-exchage,i have got very good responce,i am very happy about this..

love u all
senthil


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how to record wav file using sdk mm sound api function<br />
if u have some sample code please send some<br />
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love<br />

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how to record wav file using sdk mm sound api function
if u have some sample code please send some

love


mm waveinopen

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