CSCore bindings optimized for PowerShell use.

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1. PowerShell .NET 2 or greater.

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Copy the DLL to a local folder and call it from PowerShell using something like this:

Add-Type -Path PSCore.dll
$r = [PSCore.LoopbackRecorder]
$r::StartRecording("X:\test1.mp3")

(This will lock the DLL until the PowerShell IDE is closed.)

Or this:

[System.Reflection.Assembly]::Load( [System.IO.File]::ReadAllBytes("pscore.dll") )
$r = [PSCore.LoopbackRecorder]
$r::StartRecording("X:\test1.mp3")

(The above will not lock the DLL file. It works because we do not require explicit bindings when loading the DLL.)

• Visual Studio Community Edition 2017 - Visual Studio Community Edition 2017

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• bmsimons - Initial work - bmsimons

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

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