Class AudioManager

Gets the volume controller, which allows for adjustment and retrieval of the current audio volume level. This property provides access to methods and properties that enable developers to manage volume settings for different audio streams and ensure that the audio experience meets user preferences.

Retrieves a collection of all audio devices currently connected to the system. This method returns an System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<T>, allowing developers to easily enumerate through all available audio devices, such as speakers, microphones, and headphones. It is useful for applications that need to adapt to changes in the audio environment or support multiple audio output/input devices.

Occurs when the state of an audio device connection changes, such as when a device is connected or disconnected. Subscribing to this event allows developers to be notified of changes in the audio setup, enabling dynamic adjustments in the application to accommodate new devices or handle disconnections accordingly.

Occurs when an audio stream starts running on a connected audio device. This event is triggered when a new audio stream begins after all previous streams have stopped. It is important to note that if this event is invoked while an audio stream is still running, it will not be triggered again until all streams have been stopped and a new one starts. This is especially useful for managing audio playback scenarios where multiple audio streams may be played sequentially.