NAudio and Windows 10

Firstly Mark, thank you for creating and supporting this NAudio project. I've listened to both of your courses on Pluralsight and they were instrumental in my learning about audio signals and analyzing them. I am still fascinated by the digital representation of sound... and I can't believe it works that way. :)
To add to the Windows 10 mystery for me, I have a project that was using MediaFoundationReader for an .mp4 file. On a non-Windows 10 system (Win7), this works perfectly. File is reported as a 1-channel, 16-bit sample, 24000Hz stream, file size is 6,443,520 (a 2:14:24 duration file). My application reads in the file from the reader just fine.
However, on my Windows 10 machine the same file (in the same test/api) is reported as a 2-channel, 16-bit sample, 48000Hz stream with a file size of 25,774,080 bytes. I try to read past 6,445,056 bytes and I get an exception (EndOfStreamException in .NET). I downloaded the source for NAudio and I am getting mangled audio in the MediaFoundationDemo for the file as well. As another test, the Windows 10 Media player appears to play the file correctly (default player when I just open the file directly).
Can you offer any guidance to alleviate this problem or just a confirmation that there is an issue? I would actually be glad to help track it down as well if possible, but you'd probably be able to give some great direction! Thanks for reading, and again THANK YOU for saving me hours of time in analysis of audio files!

Thanks so much for the reply Mark - I'm pretty sure I can just share it, but I have to double check due to my client relationship with the company that generated the file (the downside of being a consultant!). I will do that tomorrow morning and send it (or one very similar) over to you. Thanks again.

Mark, I sent you a message with a link to the file to your BitBucket account. Let me know if you'd like me to send some other way. Thanks so much for taking a look and I'm very curious about what you find!

Awesome Mark, thanks for reviewing it. I'll go ahead and pull it from Git and have a look. You've reduced some technological debt due to Windows 10 (I couldn't resist the PluralSight reference). Cheers from across the pond!

Hi Mark, thanks for your support in UWP!
I installed the version 1.7.2 in my Windows 10 app, but I can't find the WaveFileReader, only NAudio.Wave.WaveFormat class... I need to get the total duration of SynthesizeTextToStreamAsync wav stream (I have to wait for the speech to end to start voice recognition). Unfortunately I can't put the MediaElement to play the stream in the VisualTree, so I don't get any NaturalDuration or MediaEnded events...

It seems that SpeechSynthesizer.SynthesizeTextToStreamAsync outputs a malformed WAVE FMT header (SamplesPerSec and AvgBytesPerSec are inverted in position, and AvgBytesPerSec seems off anyway), can you check it out?
Ultimately, I solved using BackgroundMediaPlayer to get natural duration, but I had to divide the value empirically by 2 because it is always double than the output wave (recorded and measured manually with Audacity).

Suppression State Error Cannot resolve Assembly or Windows Metadata file 'System.Windows.Forms.dll'
This error pops up after I include NAudio to my Windows 10 project , I need NAudio and I cant find any other available API's to get the waveform of a sound wave .. please help me ,, and @markheath1010:disqus your project is awesome !!! Loved It !!! :D

Hey mark include a FFT project to the NAudio.Universal if you get time , its really needed !! I wanted to build it , but I know nothing of Audio Engineering !!
Btw can you tell me if I can use the AudioBuffer class and use it to plot WaveForm or some sort of frequency spectrum analyzing ?? I would be grateful to you !! Xx-ThankYou-xX

i hope you can give us a sample of network chat using windows IOT. many thanks.

thanks, i hope you can give sample when receiving audio stream from UDP then playing it. just like like your sample in Naudio network chat.

i just really want to play sound inside this method, but i don't know how, even if had watched your video :(
async void MessageReceived(DatagramSocket socket, DatagramSocketMessageReceivedEventArgs args)
{
DataReader reader = args.GetDataReader();
uint len = reader.UnconsumedBufferLength;
string msg = reader.ReadString(len);
var incomingStream = args.GetDataStream().AsStreamForRead();
var writeStream = _stream.AsStreamForWrite();
var buffer = new byte[1024];
int bytesRead;
}

Hi Mark,
I'm just getting exploring NAudio and it is awesome. I have listened to your series on PluralSight. I just want to experiment with a UWP app. I your example code on PluralSight you have a sample, Voice Recorder, where you are taking input from microphone and displaying it on a progressbar and have a slider that adjusts the sensitivity. I was not successful in doing this with NAudio in a UWP app because I cannot get a WaveIn.
My question is how do I replicate that exact example in a UWP application?
Cheers.

Hey Mark...Thanks for UWP support and version 1.8. I'm begging for an example using the RT waveFileWriter. Also...correctly stopping as the writer has no Close...just Dispose.

I have it writing...produces a garbled , speedy .wav. Do you know if you have to create the reader when recording? Simple example soon will beat bass to the punch, which doesn't have a UWP writer..

Hello, I would like to generate Wave visuals for the music files in UWP (windows 10), Can you please let me know is it doiable and is it possible to point to the git repo .

I tried to update the WasapiCaptureRT class to allow loopback capture, but it seems impossible to do that in UWP as you can't initialize the output device with the capture property as COM activation is not enabled for the MMDeviceEnumerator in UWP :(
The DeviceInformation classes don't help in this situation either. Gutted.