WaveInEvent does not record audio in .Net 5

[Hromon]

o/
I wrote the following code:

This code works on the .Net Framework, but does not work on .Net 5. WaveInEvent does not write (its buffers are empty) and does not generate an event about data availability for reading, respectively. :C

[Zintom]

Why are you clearing the BufferedWaveProvider each time there is data available? From your example you appear to be wanting to play back audio that has been recorded by the Default Input Device, BufferedWaveProvider is a circular buffer so all you need to do is make its buffer big enough to fit a few seconds of audio in it and so long as you are consuming from the buffer as quickly as you are putting data in, it will never fill up.

As for why you're not getting any data, are you sure the default input device is setup correctly? i.e is the default set to your microphone. Alternatively you can manually select the audio device using the MMDeviceEnumerator.EnumerateAudioEndPoints(..) API.

[Hromon]

Why are you clearing the BufferedWaveProvider each time there is data available? From your example you appear to be wanting to play back audio that has been recorded by the Default Input Device, BufferedWaveProvider is a circular buffer so all you need to do is make its buffer big enough to fit a few seconds of audio in it and so long as you are consuming from the buffer as quickly as you are putting data in, it will never fill up.

As for why you're not getting any data, are you sure the default input device is setup correctly? i.e is the default set to your microphone. Alternatively you can manually select the audio device using the MMDeviceEnumerator.EnumerateAudioEndPoints(..) API.

Yes, I'm sure, because if you put a breakpoint, then I will never come to WaveIn_DataAvailable.

As for the default input device - this code was written in .Net 5 and .Net framework in one solution and was run sequentially. The result is that the framework works, Core 5 does not.

[Zintom]

Hmm, very possibly related to #789 or some unknown bug caused by the 5.0.7 patch.

One other thing to try is to enlarge BufferMilliseconds to something a bit bigger, maybe the buffer isn't large enough to store the data recorded (honestly that's just a total guess but may be worth checking).

[Hromon]

Hmm, very possibly related to #789 or some unknown bug caused by the 5.0.7 patch.

One other thing to try is to enlarge BufferMilliseconds to something a bit bigger, maybe the buffer isn't large enough to store the data recorded (honestly that's just a total guess but may be worth checking).

I tryid, but it not work

[Zintom]

Would you mind trying with the new 2.0.1 (NuGet) patch please.

[Hromon]

Would you mind trying with the new 2.0.1 (NuGet) patch please.

Work, thanks.