Feb 15, 2020 Replies: 3 Hi, I have been searching for the last 3 days for a quick code to get a list of Audio Input devices (Microphones) on the system and display it in a Combo-box. Finally, have managed to put together a small example to do this, using In-line Java. Uploading the application source code, as a ZIP file. (Hope it helps someone like me, who is not very good at Java) Cheers! ? Attachments Audio.zip Audio.zip 2.9 KB · Views: 521 Click to expand...
Hi, I have been searching for the last 3 days for a quick code to get a list of Audio Input devices (Microphones) on the system and display it in a Combo-box. Finally, have managed to put together a small example to do this, using In-line Java. Uploading the application source code, as a ZIP file. (Hope it helps someone like me, who is not very good at Java) Cheers! ?
IndieDev Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 15, 2020 #2 Could someone try it on a mac system and revert, please.
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 15, 2020 #3 Cool. I used a ffmpeg utility in the past to get this on Windows. Works fine on Windows but also on my Mac with Catalina.
Cool. I used a ffmpeg utility in the past to get this on Windows. Works fine on Windows but also on my Mac with Catalina.
IndieDev Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2020 #4 moster67 said: Cool. I used a ffmpeg utility in the past to get this on Windows. Works fine on Windows but also on my Mac with Catalina. Click to expand... Thanks for testing it out, Moster67 ! Appreciate it. Incidentally, I am using this to pass the Audio device name to FFMPEG!!! Last edited: Feb 16, 2020
moster67 said: Cool. I used a ffmpeg utility in the past to get this on Windows. Works fine on Windows but also on my Mac with Catalina. Click to expand... Thanks for testing it out, Moster67 ! Appreciate it. Incidentally, I am using this to pass the Audio device name to FFMPEG!!!
