Environment: VC6, Unicode
This is small and usefull C++ class which can encapsulate any windows
multimedia mixer control. I wrote a simple class, named CAlexfMixer which can wrap any multimedia
mixer control. You can manipulate with Master Volume, Mute or someone else
mixer control with this class if control support this operations. You can
retrieve information from Peak Meter and other controls like this.
There is some mixers here, but all of them are not so clear, simple and
universal like my own… 😉
Let’s look at class definition:
class CAlexfMixer
{
protected:
HMIXER m_HMixer;
INT m_iMixerControlID;
MMRESULT mmr;
DWORD m_dwChannels;
BOOL m_bSuccess;
void ZeroAll();
public:
BOOL IsOk() {return m_bSuccess;};
BOOL On();
BOOL Off();
DWORD GetControlValue();
BOOL SetControlValue(DWORD dw);
CAlexfMixer(DWORD DstType, DWORD SrcType, DWORD ControlType);
CAlexfMixer(HWND hwnd, DWORD DstType, DWORD SrcType, DWORD ControlType);
virtual ~CAlexfMixer();
};
The class has two constructors – with and without callback window.
The class has the member IsOk() to check ability of manipulation of specified
control and members to get and set control state.
Using the class.
Example 1. Master Volume Control.
CAlexfMixer mixer(m_hWnd, MIXERLINE_COMPONENTTYPE_DST_SPEAKERS,
NO_SOURCE, MIXERCONTROL_CONTROLTYPE_VOLUME);
if (!mixer.IsOk())
return;
mixer.SetControlValue(500);
First we create object associated with Master Volume meter control. Third
parameter – NO_SOURCE – is a constant, defined in .h file, it mean than
control have not a source line but only destination line.
Second we check – is this type of control available or not?
Third – if yes we set volume to 500.
Example 2. Master Mute.
CAlexfMixer mixer(MIXERLINE_COMPONENTTYPE_DST_SPEAKERS,
NO_SOURCE, MIXERCONTROL_CONTROLTYPE_MUTE );
mixer.Off();
Here we create object associated with Master Mute control.
And next we switch it off.
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