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    I am extremely new to the ASP.NET arena and I am trying to write a web app that allows the user to capture audio from the client machines microphone. I wrote the code that captures the audio and now I am trying to incorporate it into my ASP.NET app. The issue I am having is trying to find a way to run the server code (to capture audio) on the local machine without being too invasive or without fully downloading an .exe on the client machine. Is this possible? Lawrence.

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      I am extremely new to the ASP.NET arena and I am trying to write a web app that allows the user to capture audio from the client machines microphone. I wrote the code that captures the audio and now I am trying to incorporate it into my ASP.NET app. The issue I am having is trying to find a way to run the server code (to capture audio) on the local machine without being too invasive or without fully downloading an .exe on the client machine. Is this possible? Lawrence.

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      Lawrence, You would have to get an executable on to the client machine to do this, or use an existing one (such as Flash, which has microphone support). Any commercial plug-in will be designed prompt the user before allowing you to listen in. Best,

      DTrent

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        Lawrence, You would have to get an executable on to the client machine to do this, or use an existing one (such as Flash, which has microphone support). Any commercial plug-in will be designed prompt the user before allowing you to listen in. Best,

        DTrent

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        DTrent, thanks for the response. I will give it a shot.

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