Kyaade M

I have looked around the underlying windows library and it seems _pretty_ straight forward - `waveOutOpen` takes a device id. This is currently set to `WAVE_MAPPER` which selects a device...

I realized a small oversight in my previous idea of a `SetDevice()` function: at least on windows, the device must be specified when first opening the device, and can't (afaict)...

> which let me do things like stream while listening to music, _without_ the music being played on stream. My use case is kinda similar: I have my speakers as...

So I finally found the time to experiment around a bit and found the following: - `waveOutGetNumDevs()` works fine (returns the correct number of devices) - The device id used...

So today I finally got around to testing a bit more. *(I'm using wide variants of the functions)* My go code still returns code 11, still unsure where exactly the...

```go var caps *waveoutcaps ``` I was apparently thinking the struct would initialize itself. Which of course it wasn't, and so it failed. With that out of the way, I...

University got pretty busy for me last year and I forgot about this. I'll have a look on what the exact status is probably within the week or next weekend....

It seems like I messed up here somewhat. I reset my pc a few months ago, and while I backed up my own go projects, I ignored all "dependencies", thinking...