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This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy
This is for programmers who wants to learn how to use waveIn API's for recording and how to use mmioXXXX API's to save the recorded WAV into a file. It also exhibits the use of CALLBACK_WINDOW procedure. Start the application so that the recording can be started as soon as the source is ready. Just play any music, say from a CD source, Microphone, Line In. Make sure that the line is not muted, and the input device (Wave In) is selected. This can be done with the help of Volume Control which comes with 98/NT 4.0. The rest is easy