Microsoft DirectX 9.0 |
The IAMAudioInputMixer interface controls audio capture properties, such as panning and loudness; and enables or disables specific audio inputs, such as the line in or the microphone.
The Audio Capture filter exposes this interface on each input pin, as well as on the filter itself. The input pins on the Audio Capture Filter represent physical hardware connections; they are not connected to other DirectShow filters. The pin name indicates the input type; for example, "Line In" or "Microphone." Use the IAMAudioInputMixer interface as follows:
Some methods on this interface might fail, depening on the capabilities of the underlying hardware.
Filter Developers: Implement this interface on each input pin of an audio capture filter. You can also implement this interface on the audio capture filter itself to control the overall audio settings after mixing.
In addition to the methods inherited from IUnknown, the IAMAudioInputMixer interface exposes the following methods.
Method | Description |
put_Enable | Enables or disables an input. |
get_Enable | Queries whether an input is enabled. |
put_Mono | Combines all channels of an input into a mono signal. |
get_Mono | Queries whether all the channels of an input are combined into a mono signal. |
put_MixLevel | Sets the recording level. |
get_MixLevel | Retrieves the recording level. |
put_Pan | Sets the pan level. |
get_Pan | Retrieves the pan level. |
put_Loudness | Sets the loudness control. |
get_Loudness | Retrieves the loudness control setting. |
put_Treble | Sets the treble equalization. |
get_Treble | Retrieves the treble equalization. |
get_TrebleRange | Retrieves the treble range. |
put_Bass | Sets the bass equalization. |
get_Bass | Retrieves the bass equalization. |
get_BassRange | Retrieves the bass range. |