Mark Heath

Looks a really interesting project - I've not seen it before. Maybe that could be done in C# - would need to dive into the implementation in more detail

You can't use NAudio to make audio appear as though it has been received on a different adapter. You need to look into "virtual audio cable" software to achieve this

I don't think that;s something you can know I'm afraid. If it was USB midi then Windows might know that the USB device had disconnected. I think the new MIDI...

NAudio doesn't provide any abstraction over the UWP MIDI APIs - they work just fine on their own, so I don't see the need to add any additional NAudio support....

Sorry for the late reply. With apps like this I always recommend first writing code that writes the received (decompressed) audio to a WAV file. Then you can play that...

Haven't had a chance to look at this in detail yet (unfortunately, other projects taking priority at the moment), but just wanted to jump in and say I like the...

nice, thanks for sharing. Might be nice to turn these into NuGet packages e.g. NAudio.Android, NAudio.iOS

sure, no problem

Probably the MediaFoundationResampler is the highest quality in NAudio.

if I recall correctly the network chat demo only works with localhost, because I only had 1 PC when I wrote it so I just sent audio between 2 apps...