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Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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you didnt dispose the stream?
Are you re-reading the file 3-4 times per second?
Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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First off, that would hinder performance.
Second, add a method that you can execute when it get's laggy, in that method call
Gc.Collect() and see if it makes a differenceUnknown UserOP•3y ago
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I don't think there's a memory leak in NAudio, can you send a screenshot of the objects after calling Gc.Collect?
Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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Oh, I meant a SS of the profiler 😅
Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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Np
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Okay, where are you disposing the DirectSoundOut?
Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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PlaybackStopped won't be called because you're using WaveChannel32
Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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Try using
Wave16ToFloatProviderUnknown UserOP•3y ago
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Yes, that's okay
Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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The problem with
WaveChannel32 is it never stops providing data even after the file's been fully read 😄Unknown UserOP•3y ago
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Np, make sure to remove Gc.Collect as well 👍
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