IAudioClientDuckingControl interface (audioclient.h)
Provides a method, SetDuckingOptionsForCurrentStream, that allows an app to specify that the system shouldn't duck the audio of other streams when the app's audio render stream is active.
Inheritance
The IAudioClientDuckingControl interface inherits from the IUnknown interface.
Methods
The IAudioClientDuckingControl interface has these methods.
| IAudioClientDuckingControl::SetDuckingOptionsForCurrentStream Sets the audio ducking options for an audio render stream. |
Remarks
Get an instance of the IAudioClientDuckingControl interface by calling IAudioClient::GetService, passing in the interface ID constant IID_IAudioClientDuckingControl.
IAudioClientDuckingControl only controls the ducking caused by the audio stream (IAudioClient) that the interface is obtained from.
Audio from applications could continue to be ducked if there are other concurrent applications with streams that cause ducking.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum supported client | Windows 10 Build 20348 |
| Header | audioclient.h |
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