NAudio.Dmo 3.1.0-preview.2

NAudio.Dmo

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DirectX Media Object (DMO) and DirectSound support for NAudio. Windows-only (net9.0-windows).

What's included

  • DMO effects — DmoEffectWaveProvider<TEffector, TParam> with built-in wrappers for the Windows audio effect DMOs (echo, chorus, compressor, distortion, flanger, gargle, I3DL2 reverb, param EQ, waves reverb)
  • DMO MP3 decoder — DmoMp3FrameDecompressor (IMp3FrameDecompressor implementation backed by the Windows Media MP3 Decoder DMO)
  • DMO resampler stream — ResamplerDmoStream (wraps the wmcodecdsp resampler as a WaveStream)
  • DMO enumeration — DmoEnumerator for discovering installed audio DMOs
  • DirectSound playback — DirectSoundOut, the legacy DirectSound output path

When to use it

DMO and DirectSound are legacy Windows audio APIs. Reach for them when you need a built-in Windows effect (echo, reverb, chorus, etc.) without pulling a third-party DSP library, or when targeting older code paths that already rely on DirectSoundOut. For new code, prefer MediaFoundationResampler (in NAudio.Wasapi) over ResamplerDmoStream, and WasapiPlayerBuilder over DirectSoundOut.

This package was carved out of NAudio.Wasapi for NAudio 3 so consumers who only want WASAPI / MediaFoundation don't transitively pull DMO and DirectSound interop.

See the NAudio documentation site for tutorials and the full API reference, or the GitHub repository for full documentation and tutorials.

License

MIT.

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NAudio is an open source .NET audio library — playback and recording, file readers and writers, MIDI, DSP and effects, with platform-specific backends auto-selected by target framework.
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NAudio, an audio library for .NET
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NAudio is an open source .NET audio library — playback and recording, file readers and writers, MIDI, DSP and effects, with platform-specific backends auto-selected by target framework.
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* Fixed two infinite loops in the WAV parser triggered by corrupt files declaring a negative chunk size. An RF64 `ds64` chunk with a negative `dataChunkLength`, or a `LIST/adtl` sub-chunk with a negative size, made the chunk walk advance by zero bytes per iteration and spin at 100% CPU without throwing. Negative and oversized sizes are now rejected where they are read, and an undersized `ds64` chunk throws `FormatException` rather than `ArgumentOutOfRangeException` (#1428) * Fixed ACM conversion failing under Native AOT — `WaveFormatConversionStream`, `AcmStream` and so `Mp3FileReader` and `AudioFileReader`. `ACMSTREAMHEADER` was a `[StructLayout]` class passed to msacm32 by value, and the codec keeps private state in the header's reserved fields between `acmStreamPrepareHeader`, `acmStreamConvert` and `acmStreamUnprepareHeader`; the AOT marshaller's per-call copy round-trips only the declared fields, so that state was lost and conversion failed. It is now a struct in a stable unmanaged block, as `WAVEHDR` already is (#1425) * Fixed `WaveIn`/`WaveOut` failing under Native AOT with `WaveHeaderUnprepared` ("The wave header was not prepared"). The `WAVEHDR` was a `[StructLayout]` class passed to winmm by value, which CoreCLR pins in place but NativeAOT copies into a per-call temporary, so the driver's `WHDR_PREPARED`/`WHDR_DONE`/`dwBytesRecorded` writes were discarded. It is now a struct in a stable unmanaged block (#1425) * Fixed `WaveFormat.MarshalToPtr` and `WaveFormat.MarshalFromPtr` corrupting any `WaveFormat` subclass under Native AOT — the AOT marshaller drops the inherited `WAVEFORMATEX` fields of a class hierarchy, so a `WaveFormatExtensible` was written with its SubFormat GUID over the sample rate. Every remaining site that sized or wrote a `WaveFormat` with `Marshal.SizeOf`/`StructureToPtr` was converted too: WASAPI (`AudioClient`), Media Foundation (`MFInitMediaTypeFromWaveFormatEx`, reachable from `MediaFoundationResampler`/`MediaFoundationEncoder`), DMO (`DmoMediaType.SetWaveFormat`, `MediaObject`) and ACM (`AcmStream`, `AcmDriver`) (#1425) * `WaveFormatExtraData` now sizes its buffer from `cbSize` instead of holding a fixed 100-byte array, so a fmt chunk declaring more than 100 bytes of extra data keeps it rather than having all of it discarded (#482). The fixed size existed only because `[MarshalAs(ByValArray, SizeConst = 100)]` needed a compile-time length. `ExtraData` is now exactly `ExtraSize` bytes long rather than always 100 (#1432) * **Breaking:** `WaveFormat` and its subclasses no longer carry `[StructLayout]`, so `Marshal.SizeOf` and `Marshal.PtrToStructure` on them now throw `ArgumentException` instead of silently returning wrong data under Native AOT (`Marshal.SizeOf<WaveFormatExtensible>()` returned 22 rather than 40, and a decoded format kept its constructor defaults). NAudio itself stopped marshalling these types in 3.1.0; use `ToWaveFormatExBytes`, `MarshalToPtr` or `MarshalFromPtr` to cross a native boundary (#1432) * Added `WaveFormat.ToWaveFormatExBytes()`, which renders a `WaveFormat` as a native WAVEFORMATEX byte array. `MarshalToPtr` is now a thin wrapper over it, for callers who need an unmanaged block rather than a buffer they already own (#1425) * `WaveFormat.MarshalToPtr` now always allocates at least the `18 + cbSize` bytes it advertises. A `WaveFormat` subclass that declares `extraSize` but doesn't write it in `Serialize` previously produced a block shorter than its own `cbSize`, which a native consumer would read past (#1425) * **Breaking:** `AudioClient.IsFormatSupported` and `WasapiPlayer.IsFormatSupported` now return the closest-match format as `out WaveFormat` rather than `out WaveFormatExtensible`. WASAPI documents this format as either a `WAVEFORMATEX` or a `WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE`, and the old signature could only represent the latter — a plain format was previously decoded as a `WaveFormatExtensible` whose base fields were valid but whose extensible fields were meaningless. Callers needing the extensible fields should pattern-match (#1425) * Added a `Serialize` override to `Mp3WaveFormat`, which previously advertised `cbSize` = 12 but wrote none of its 12 MPEGLAYER3WAVEFORMAT extra bytes (#1425) * `NAudio.WinMM` is now marked `IsAotCompatible`, and the AOT smoke test covers the winmm WAVEHDR/WAVEFORMATEX paths (#1425) * Fixed `Mp3FileReaderBase` seeking silently restarting playback from the beginning of the file on MP3s with a Xing/Info header — the lazy frame index was gated on `IsLengthExact`, which such a header sets without any frame having been scanned. Also fixed seeks landing on the wrong frame when the target fell exactly on a frame boundary, and Xing/Info header frames being indexed as audio (shifting every seek in those files ~26 ms early). A 3.0.0 regression (#1419) * Fixed `WdlResamplingSampleProvider` losing samples, and eventually returning 0 permanently, when asked for more output than the source could supply — a 3.0.0 regression that broke the common pattern of reading generously from a `BufferedWaveProvider`-backed capture chain. `WdlResampler.ResampleOut` also no longer drifts in input-driven (feed) mode when handed fewer samples than `ResamplePrepare` requested (#1412)

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