Hello Tom,
Have you successfully loaded a user mode MME driver in x64 Vista?
Yes.
I tried putting a 64 bit version in Drivers32 and a 32 bit version in
SysWOW64 (with the same filename) and changed the wave entry in
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Drivers32 and
SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Drivers32 but I
still only see wdmaud exposed devices in 32 or 64 bit apps with
waveOutGetNumDevs() waveOutGetDevCaps().
I had replaced "wdmaud.drv" in the "wave" entry of Drivers32 by my
driver's DLL module name, placed a driver module to System32\drivers
and my 64-bit driver module reported its load and responds to WIDM_XXX
and WODM_XXX messages.
Is there some background process "fixing" the edited registry entries?
I never seen such.
Hakon Strande at MS suggested that I needed to sign the user-mode driver
User-mode audio drivers are not required to be signed because they are
simply DLLs.
Try to add debug messages (OutputDebugString or file creation) to your
driver's DRV_XXX and WxDM_XXX processing. You can use DbgView to see
OutputDebugString results.
You also can try a simplest test driver I used:
http://software.muzychenko.net/tmp/waveumd.zip
Regards,
Eugene
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