Demo app: Fix Windows device detection #132
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Since the test app is built as a MinGW console app, it won't detect any Windows audio devices. But it will still try, and JUCE normally makes those the default device type, meaning it won't automatically find a default device. To avoid this, we subclass the
AudioDeviceManager
class and override itscreateAudioDeviceTypes()
method, avoiding any WASAPI probing at all.The test app is also enhanced to show the current default device (if one is detected), and to display some parameters about it. Sample output on Linux:
Fixes #130