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Help with DeviceNumGet( );

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    When I try to use pIAMM->DeviceNumGet(WAVE_MAPPER); I get the error 'WAVE_MAPPER' : undeclared identifier I've read I can use WAVE_MAPPER if a specific device is not set but, must I declare WAVE_MAPPER? I have no idea :doh:

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      When I try to use pIAMM->DeviceNumGet(WAVE_MAPPER); I get the error 'WAVE_MAPPER' : undeclared identifier I've read I can use WAVE_MAPPER if a specific device is not set but, must I declare WAVE_MAPPER? I have no idea :doh:

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      What class does DeviceNumGet() belong to? Have you #included the right .h file(s)?


      A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.

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        What class does DeviceNumGet() belong to? Have you #included the right .h file(s)?


        A rich person is not the one who has the most, but the one that needs the least.

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        It is a member function of the IAudioMultiMediaDevice interface. I have just realised I've forgotten a needed .h file as you said. Thank you!

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