Aunfortunately the wire is about 3cm long
NNAudio looks fine honestly, too bad its kinda unmaintained
RI find it depends on the headset
Na lot of its APIs don't use modern .NET
RI've had headsets where the latency is really bad, and others where it's basically non-existent
Nand again, a lot are tied to Windows APIs
Amost likely those ones with non existent latency are using apt-x
Aunfortunately most still don't support apt-x
Aand most bluetooth adapters for pcs also don't support it
Lyeah if its windows only its immediately a no-go for my uses
RThankfully I have on-board Bluetooth on my motherboard 
R....that I don't use
LNAudio trips up a lot of people as its for some reason described as cross platform, when iirc it isnt
Ayeah it's not
Nit definitely did for me
Anaudio is junk anyway
cscore is even more junk cause its not maintained
trust me i've used both
cscore is even more junk cause its not maintained
trust me i've used both
Nfinally someone said it
RI think a lot of people think "Oh it's a C# library and C# is cross-platform so therefore the library is too"
NI'm willing to use an audio library written in rust or c as long as it as C# bindings
ANI'll look at that
Aehh, it can't load vorbis or mp3s yet
but its getting there
but its getting there
Ai just need to port the damn vorbis loader to rust
Awhich has proven to be more difficult than expected
RI need to hunker down and write my vulkan graphics pipeline setup code
Rbut like
RI need more coffee
NI actually had my own going on as well given how easy it was to write a loader for WAV files https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/527806926747205643/1064468273502109777/image.png
Rand it's too dark out for me to go to Tim Hortons and get some
Nall I need is a decent mp3 decoding library for C#
Nnext to nlayer is this https://github.com/ZaneDubya/MP3Sharp
Nbut its written for .NET Framework
Adoesn't seem to be
Anetstandard
Nhuh
Alast updated 2019 though OOF
NI looked at the repo's csproj and its targeting 4.6.2
Nprobably because it uses the old format I didn't find out it supported net standard
Ahttps://github.com/Nihlus/MP3Sharp yeah this one is a fork
Athat is also no longer maintained
Nyikes
Abut
Ait might work
Ajust because it hasnt updated for 4 years doesn't mean it won't work
Rquestion
Ahalf the rust libraries i use haven't been updated since 2019 and they still work fine
Rdo any of you guys ever mis-type github as guthub
NI feel like this is something Silk.NET can provide
Nor rather not sure about mp3 though, I heard that its still patented
Amp3 is open source
