Overview
Audio Library is a Cocoa interface to Core Audio.
The AFSoundcard is the primary object that represents a particular device ("sound card") in Core Audio. The simplest way to create AFSoundcard objects is to go through the AFManager, which creates the other objects that are needed by the AFSoundcard so you would not have to.
If you let the Audio Library manage your NSPopUpMenus and NSSliders, you should only need to interface with the AFManager and AFSoundcard classes of the Audio Library.
Tasks
Obtaining AFSoundCard objects
- newInputSoundcard
- newOutputSoundcard
Instance Methods
newInputSoundcard
Obtain an initialized input AFSoundcard object from the receiver. Ownership of the new object passes to the caller and the caller is responsible for releasing the object when it is no longer in use.
- (AFSoundcard*)newInputSoundcard
Return Value
An initialized input AFSoundcard object.
newOutputSoundcard
Obtain an initialized output AFSoundcard object from the receiver. Ownership of the new object passes to the caller and the caller is responsible for releasing the object when it is no longer in use.
- (AFSoundcard*)newOutputSoundcard
Return Value
An initialized output AFSoundcard object.