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Well, I see what you mean.
I think you can find all you need about direct sound on the MSDN
(msdn.microsoft.com).
However it looks like what you really need is Media Player 7 SDK which you
can download for free from Microsoft, they have many functions there
implemented, trying to help you make windows a competitive operating system.

As far as it helps, a COM object is a class pointer that has only virtual
functions.
The first three are QueryInterface() for getting other class pointers
(inheriting from the basic one), AddRef() that says you are using a pointer,
and Release() that is called when you stop using the pointer. when no one is
using any pointer, the dll is unloaded.
To load a dll you use CoCreateInstance().

Asaf

"Bob Tasa" <bobt@toastergarage.com> wrote in message
news:3bfb1737.1111588269@forums.inprise.com...
>
> Video editors require high sound quality. The higher the better.
> 48Khz isnt unusal. I havent figured out recording with DSound.
> The COM SHIT is a real pain. Have not found a good book on
> audio recording with DSound ether. Thanks for the reply.
> Bob
>
> >Hi
> >
> >I would try direct sound, but...
> >I don't understand why you would want to do that. the 8 KHz and 16 KHz
are
> >relatively new formats.
> >Working with 48 KHz would make the system work very hard for playing
things
> >recorded at 11,22 or 44.
> >Why would you need a quality better than CDROM's?
> >
> >Asaf
> >
> >
>