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Capturing raw audio output from WWise

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I just read this information and it's pretty interesting. But, On my side I would like to be able to capture the data in memory. This function seam to capture the audio an create a .wav automaticaly. I would like to receive a buffer in memory each audio frame and be able to do something with it (read only is fine on my case). I don't want to save on disk and after read the file. Somebody suggest me to create a plugin but I'm totally new in wwise. Can I do this without plugin or the only way is using a plugin?
related to an answer for: Capturing audio output from Wwise
in General Discussion by Sylvain R. (110 points)
edited by Bernard R. (Audiokinetic)

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I suggest you take a look at the following help section in the Wwise SDK Documentation:

Wwise SDK 2014.1 - Windows » Going Further » Creating New Plug-ins

You will be able to look at the Delay plug-in as an example.

SDK\samples\Plugins\AkDelay

by Bernard R. (Audiokinetic) (35.8k points)
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