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Comments by CliffRat (Top 9 by date)
CliffRat
21-Jun-16 11:46am
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Thanks for responding but I need to be able to handle this programmatically as it will be part of an app that is run, at start, on multiple systems in multiple locations setting several values to a base-line.
CliffRat
25-Jun-15 9:35am
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Thanks for responding. I had taken a quick look at SetAudio but it didn't seem to affect the hardware settings but rather a data object or the clipboard. Can you clarify a bit?
CliffRat
17-Jun-15 8:46am
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That is correct for most purposes, however, I have a very specialized need to preset multiple systems, literally dozens in multiple locations, to a baseline setting at start of day.
CliffRat
13-Oct-14 20:33pm
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I am using C# to get to the DeviceTopology API to set microphone boost which isn't available through other means as far as I have been able to find.
CliffRat
16-Aug-12 8:55am
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I understand all the points you made and they have been considered in 'the real world'. My tests have included variations without using CMD. Credit were due, the solution appears to be how the arguments string was contructed. I have substituted yours above (string.Format("-r {0}", Parameters.FilePath)) and that seems to have fixed it. Also, "-r " + Parameters.FilePath.ToString() works.
Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
CliffRat
16-Aug-12 8:28am
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The error message is specific to the app. It comes up when you attempt to run it without parameter so it appears that the arguments are not there when the process gets spawned.
CliffRat
15-Aug-12 16:42pm
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See my last response to Wes. I used, essentially, the same string info you indicate.
CliffRat
15-Aug-12 16:41pm
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This was just one of the ways I attempted to get this to work. I started out with...
startInfo.FileName = "c:\MySys\My2Com.exe";
startInfo.Arguments = "–r " + Parameters.FilePath;
and got the same results.
CliffRat
15-Aug-12 15:12pm
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Thank you, Wes, for spotting that. It is actually correct in the program and I have corrected it here.
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