Hannes Helmholz

The entire package is independent of platform and python version. ```sh conda search python-sounddevice=0.4.1 --info Loading channels: done python-sounddevice 0.4.1 pyh9f0ad1d_0 ------------------------------------- file name : python-sounddevice-0.4.1-pyh9f0ad1d_0.tar.bz2 name : python-sounddevice version...

> @HaHeho thank you. I was able to solve this by just making a new environment and installing everything from scratch, which is strange. If you want I can share...

> > > I'm getting this error when running the code: > > ``` > NameError: free variable 'audio_q' referenced before assignment in enclosing scope > ``` > > When...

@comes04 I've built this. Probably over-engineered, but it seemed to me like the most flexible solution, allowing for an arbitrary number of recording streams (in theory). It also allows for...

> Thanks @HaHeho for this nice example! YW. I wanted to contribute an example with a class that derives from `Thread` (or `Process` would work in a very similar manner),...

> It works fine, but I don't really like how you are changing the semantics of the `join()` method. > > I think something like `stop()` would be clearer. >...

@Sameer-hesta did this resolve your problem? If so, feel free to close the issue.

It could be reasonable to add an example code for that. Although, it's configuration would be always very system dependent. With "different devices" you mean different audio interfaces simultaneously? If...

Thanks for fixing the code formatting. :) You can have ` ```python` so we also get the appropriate syntax highlighting. The example you've provide is quite messy of course. And...

> You are correct `sd.play()` and `sd.stop()` is not an option. Yes, but do they work (in a sense of that playback to the different interfaces works as expected)? >...