Hello,
Xaudio2 exists but I did not see your issue about it.
Xaudiotools is a program which is not developed by Microsoft
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I have a registered copy of Xaudio dating from XP days. I have been trying to implement it in Windows 10 but it won't run. So googling the problem I see that Xaudio2 is distributed with Windows 10 but I can't find it. The links that seem to be pertinent seem to contain procedures that are way above my understanding. Is there any way for a reasonably competent user below the level of a C++ expert to implement it ?
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Hello,
Xaudio2 exists but I did not see your issue about it.
Xaudiotools is a program which is not developed by Microsoft
Based on your obvious reluctance to give me a simple straightforward answer, I suspected that the whole question must be more complicated that I had expected, so I decided to do some more research and found that the program I need is XAudiotools and not Xaudio.
So, thanks anyway.
Hello,
What is exactly your problem with Xaudio ?
What do you intend to do with it ?
Thank you for your reply, Patricia.
Unfortunately, the information you provided is what I referred to in my post as:
"The links that seem to be pertinent seem to contain procedures that are way above my understanding." Except that what I saw also specifically referred to Windows 10.
What my final sentence: "Is there any way for a reasonably competent user below the level of a C++ expert to implement it ?" is what I really need to know.
In other words, "What do I have to do to get the XAudio UI on my screen so that I can use it?"
Regards,
John
Hello,
XAudio2 is a cross-platform API that has shipped for use on Xbox 360 as well as versions of Windows, including Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8. On Xbox 360, XAudio2 ships as a static library that is compiled into the main game executable. On Windows, XAudio2 is provided as a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) installed into the system folders of the Operating System.