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@tankqj short answer is: this is a good idea and also a bit of a tricky one. The volume change events are very high volume, and the way things are currently wired this can crash a console (which nobody wants). Looking into it though, since I've recently figured out some ways to improve the performance of WebSockets in PowerShell. |
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Sorry if someone already figured this out but I am not able to find out nor do I have the skill to code this. Is there a away to use the Powershell Modules to get the InputVolumeMeters values of an input? End goal is to run a script every so often to make sure the microphone is hearing something (InputVolumeMeters don't show 0 value).
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