🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi,

Is there a way to use DirectSound to create a SecondaryBuffer from a WAV 
file stored in memory?

I can create a wave file, write it to the hard drive and then play it back 
with DirectSound by first creating the buffer : sound = new 
SecondaryBuffer("\\test.wav",bDesc,sndDevice)  and then using the sound.Play 
method send it to the sound card.

What I want to do is create the wave file in memory and then create the 
SecondaryBuffer from that memory stream. I can successfully create the wave 
file in memory as follows:

MemoryStream stream = new MemoryStream();

I then use the stream.Write method to load the various part of the wave file 
(header info and data);

I finally transfer the stream to a byte array (though I don't know if this 
is necessary):

byte[] snd = stream.GetBuffer();

When I try to create the SecondaryBuffer to play the sound,

sound = new SecondaryBuffer(snd,dSound) or sound = new 
SecondaryBuffer(snd,fileSize,dSound);

it crashes. I know that the array snd has all the proper information as I 
can view it as it's being populated.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Joe Gabriele