Mac recording input volume. Default is 159. On the Mac it can never be turned off completely. On some systems there will be less than 255 discrete settings. On those systems setting a value will set it to the closest valid value.

To set recording volume on the PC you must set it for the Windows Mixer Device using the inputSourceVolume property.

Sample rate for recording. For example 44100 specifies 44.1 khz. Standard rates are: 11025, 22050, 44100, 48100.

Sample bit depth for recording. Typically 8 or 16. Playback of a sound recorded at a non-standard depth will not work unless the depth if supported by the sound card.

Number of channels to record. Device must support stereo recording for this to work when set at 2. Setting this to 1 on Mac for a device that doesn't support it will return a hardware error.

Whether or not microphone playthrough is on. Playthrough plays the mike or other input device input through the speakers as sound is being recorded. Changing the playthrough on some systems may change the current input device.

Note: On Mac, set and get this property only while the recorder is open, otherwise the system may experience errors.

This property works under Shockwave ONLY, and accepts a boolean parameter that indicates if the Xtra should attempt to create a DswMedia folder if one does not exist.

When the parameter is set to FALSE the Xtra will attempt to use the default DswMedia folder if it is available at the default location. If this fails it will also look for a DswMedia folder in the same directory as the XTRAS folder, to match Shockwave 8 installations. However, in some cases no DswMedia folder is present, and the function will return an appropriate error message (file not found.)

If necessary you can check the error message and call the function again with the creation parameter set to TRUE. In this case the Xtra will attempt to locate the DswMedia folder AND create a new one at the default location if it does not exist. Check the Audio Xtra sample movie for an example on how to use this property effectively and test for the error codes. This property is new in Audio Xtra 5.1.

Specifies the sample rate of the destination file or castmember when calling axConvertToFile or axConvertToMember.

Set this property to 0 to take the default, which is usually the same as the sample rate of the source sound if the format you are saving to supports that rate.

Maximum value this property can be set to is 88200.

Specifies the sample bit depth of the destination file or castmember when calling axConvertToFile or axConvertToMember.

Set this property to 0 to take the default, which is usually the same as the sample depth of the source sound if the format you are saving to supports that rate.

8 and 16 are the only legal values for this property.

Specifies the number of channels in the destination file or castmember when calling axConvertToFile or axConvertToMember.

Set this property to 0 to take the default, which is usually the same as the number of channels of the source sound if the format you are saving to supports that value.

1 and 2 are the only legal values for this property.