Inside Macintosh: Sound Manager

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Using the Sound Input Manager

You can use the Sound Input Manager to record sounds with the sound recording dialog box, to record sounds directly from a device, to get and set information about a sound input device, and to register your sound input device driver so that it can respond to Read, Status, and Control calls. This section does not explain how to record sounds using the sound recording dialog box; for information on that, see the chapter "Introduction to Sound on the Macintosh" in this book.

Recording Sounds Directly From a Device

Getting and Setting Sound Input Device Information

Writing a Sound Input Device Driver

Inside Macintosh: Sound Manager

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