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Handling Errors with Audio Functions
The waveform-audio and auxiliary-audio functions return a nonzero value when
an error occurs. Windows provides functions that convert these error values into
textual descriptions of the errors. The application must still examine the
error values to determine how to proceed, but textual descriptions of errors can
be used in dialog boxes that describe errors to users.
You can use the following functions to retrieve textual descriptions of audio
error values:
Function
| Description
| waveInGetErrorText
| Retrieves a textual description of a specified waveform-audio input error.
| waveOutGetErrorText
| Retrieves a textual description of a specified waveform-audio output error.
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The only audio functions that do not return error values are auxGetNumDevs, waveInGetNumDevs, and waveOutGetNumDevs. These functions return zero if no devices are present in a system or if they
encounter any errors.
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