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https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/blob/master/audio/tests/wavetest/comptest.cpp
Wave Test failure
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nick chen
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I ran Audio Codec - Wave Test - Certification using HLK. But this test failed with the following error message:
IsTrue(bIsEventCapable)
Can anyone help fix this error? thanks.
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DaisyTian-1203 11,646 Reputation points2021-02-08T02:23:05.59+00:00 @nick chen
Does your question occur in WPF applications? If it does, could you provide the related code where you meet the error for me to analyze? -
nick chen 1 Reputation point
2021-02-08T07:51:01.44+00:00 My question occurred while I tried to get my audio driver certified by running HLK tests. The test log specifies "File: avcore\audiocore\test\wdmaudio\portcls\wavetest2\comptest.cpp Line: 42". However, I could not find this comptest.cpp following the specified path. I did find a comptest.cpp file from Github, as shown below:
void Test_VerifyPinWaveRTConformance(void)
{// Only require event driven for WaveRT drivers if (bIsRTCapable) { VERIFY_SUCCEEDED(pHalfApp->m_pAudioDeviceEndpoint->GetEventDrivenCapable(&bIsEventCapable)); VERIFY_IS_TRUE(bIsEventCapable); }}
P.S. When I ran the wave test with the same audio driver two months ago, it passed. But when I ran the test this time, it failed. Very puzzling!
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