Assembly version (AudioSoundRecorderApi.dll) 8.1.0.0 (October 7, 2016)
Multimedia engine version (AdjMmsEng.dll and AdjMmsEng64.dll) 12.1.0.5 (October 7, 2016)

PRODUCT HISTORY

Full product history available inside the online documentation.

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Fixed Bugs (since version 8.0)

• The loading of WAV files compressed with the icmv.acm codec may cause the component to crash.
• After a recording session is stopped, the recorded file results locked also if the EnableSoundPreloadForPlayback method has not been invoked.
• The WaveformAnalyzer.SnapshotViewDrawToHdc, WaveformAnalyzer.SnapshotViewSaveToMemory and WaveformAnalyzer.SnapshotViewSaveToFile methods don't keep count of values passed to the nStartPos and nEndPos parameters.
• When resizing the waveform scroller an unwanted change on the current playback position may happen.
• MP4 files containing a MPEG-Layer3 audio stream may fail to load.
• Stopping playback of a recorded sound may generate an exception.
• Missing to call the WaveformAnalyzer.SetDisplayRange method after completing a waveform analysis could cause further operations on the waveform analyzer to generate an exception.
• When the WASAPI.ListenInputDeviceStart method has been invoked on a specific capture device, an eventual recording session started on the same device through the StartFromWasapiCaptureDevice method fails recording audio data.
• The WASAPI.ListenInputDeviceStop closes the capture device playback but reports an error code ERR_INVALID_DEVICE.
• The usage of the StartSplitFromDirectSoundDevice method may cause a memory leak when the recording format is set to MP3, Ogg Vorbis, AAC or Opus.
• When exporting a portion of a sound file whose total decoded size is over 4 GBytes, the resulting exported portion of file may result incorrect.