On 10-Nov-08, at 4:55 PM, Graham Cox wrote:
On 10 Nov 2008, at 10:15 pm, chaitanya pandit wrote:
Well i tried this before but this doesn't work either
"Doesn't work" covers a multitude of sins; *what* doesn't work?
Oh, i was assuming that the AudioHardwareGetProperty method will
return an error if there is no input device connected, but in this
case as the mac mini has "Built in input" as the default input device,
this method fails to detect if the MIcrophone is connected.
Also, do you know whether the Mac Mini can actually physically
detect whether a microphone is plugged into the line-in socket?
Maybe it can't - that would be a hardware feature. If the hardware
doesn't know, the software sure won't.
I tried to record an audio with Quicktime player, it didn't warn me
about absence of a microphone (Which ideally it should have) so i
guess there really isn't a way to know of a connected mic.
--Graham
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