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How to use the control in your projects 
 
First of all let us say that if this guide should not be clear to you, feel free to contact our support team for any doubt or curiosity you may have: we usually answer all of our customers questions in less than 24 hours. Note that the purpose of this guide is to give a taste of the main features available inside Active Sound Recorder: for a full list of the available properties, methods and events, take a look to the Table of contents section
 
As an integration to this guide, several examples of use of this component, in Visual Basic 6 language, can be found inside the "Samples" folder: if during the setup phase you left the installation directory to its default, you will find them inside "C:\Program Files\Active Sound Recorder\Samples". 
 
The first needed step is to add the control to your project: see the Adding the control to a project section for details. 
 
Before starting sound recording management, the component needs to be initialised: for this purpose it's mandatory a call to the InitRecorder method; the best place to call this initialisation method is usually the container form initialisation function: for example, when using Visual Basic 6, it will be the Form_Load subroutine. 
 
The purposes of calling the InitRecorder method are the following: 
  • Synchronising the component with its container form 
  • Choosing an alternative input device to the default one currently selected through the system control panel and, eventually, its input channel that will perform the sound recording. 
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    Once initialized, the control can be used in two different operating modes: 
  • Recording mode: see the How to perform a recording session section for further details. 
  • CD ripping mode: see the How to perform a CD ripping session section for further details. 
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