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c# - Audio output from Silverlight - Stack Overflow
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/585868/audio-output-from-silverlight
4 Answers Active Oldest Votes 4 The simple answer is that there is no support for PCM playback from Silverlight in version 2. So unless you want to write a fully managed PCM to MP3 converter you are stuck. Even then I'm not sure you could get the MediaElement to play from isolated storage.
user settings for multiple audio devices.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/silverlight/en-US/798564cb-1bbd-42d2-beff-5ca587216bbe/user-settings-for-multiple-audio-devices
I have 3 seperate audio devices in my PC, ATI HDMI output, Creative Audigy and Realtek OBS. For most brower uses I need the sound routed through the realtek device, but for the only silverlight application I curretnly use (netflix), I need to route through the ATI output.
Choosing what audio device a program uses - Microsoft ...
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/choosing-what-audio-device-a-program-uses/3b7f1c3e-9e32-4989-a79f-829801ed6f2e
IE and Silverlight are both Microsoft yet they don't give you the option. ... Force windows to think Application A is a communication program and get the applications output set to Audio Device 1 which is set as the "Default Communications Device."
silverlight - Delay added to sound - Stack Overflow
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3535659/delay-added-to-sound
To measure the delay you can play some form of generated sound (like sin wave with increasing amplitudes), capture it and match input and output signals. The delay itself is a complicated matter especially when dealing with low latencies. There are a lot of things involved in building delay including SL itself, audio stack, OS and audio hardware.
Netflix - How to change audio output? : windows
https://www.reddit.com/r/windows/comments/13ahlv/netflix_how_to_change_audio_output/
It seems like silverlight (netflix uses this to steam the video) does not handle the audio. The second thing that comes to mind is that it uses mmsystem.dll and in specific the waveOutOpen function to choose and play audio onto a certain audio device.
NAudio Output Devices - Mark Heath
https://www.markheath.net/post/naudio-audio-output-devices
Most common would be to change the DeviceNumber property. –1 indicates the default output device, while 0 is the first output device (usually the same in my experience). To find out how many WaveOut output devices are available, query the static WaveOut.DeviceCount property. You can also set DesiredLatency, which is measured in milliseconds.
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