Hi Munawar,
Actually, XAudio2 has been out of beta testing for quite some time. The
version that ship's with march and August 2009 is a full release of the
library. So if someone has DirectX March 2009 and the SlimDX March 2009
they will have the full stable release of XAudio2 support.
HTH
Munawar Bijani wrote:
Hi,
If you select C Sharp.NET your best bet is to get SlimDX which
includes a DirectSound and XAudio wrapper (I tend to use the former
since it's not in beta by Microsoft):
http://code.google.com/p/slimdx
This is the library I use. You will have to write your own functions
for handling audio but it's not too difficult to do. The SlimDX API
just allows .NET programs to interface to DirectX. So with it you have
the full power of DX in .NET.
Munawar A. Bijani
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