How is SndVol able to change the volume level of a given audio session?
I am writing my own API to perform some of the functionality of the SndVol system utility. I would like part of this API to be the ability to set the volume level of a given audio session.
SndVol displays a slider on the "Device" panel that the user can use to change the master volume level of the audio device as well as a slider for each audio session (on the "Applications" panel) that changes the volume level of the session:
If I drag the slider handle for one of the audio sessions, then SndVol is able to change the audio session's volume level. How does it do that?
I thought that it was possible using Windows Vista's Core Audio API, but I encountered the problem that although I am able to iterate audio sessions of a device using an IAudioSessionEnumerator, the IAudioSessionEnumerator only gives me access to IAudioSessionControl objects, but I need the IAudioClient object to obtain an ISimpleAudioVolume object that I can use to set the audio session volume level. Is it possible to get the IAudioClient object associated with an IAudioSessionControl object?
If you call QueryInterface on the IAudioSessionControl interface, you can often get access to an ISimpleAudioVolume.
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