Audio cmdlet improvement

[StartAutomating]

Fixing:

• Write-AudioDevice should be able to adjust -[Timespan]SampleInterval and return floats #66
• Write-AudioDevice should support -Multichannel #67
• Write-AudioDevice internal cleanup #68
• Write-AudioDevice should not use parameter sets #69

[frgnca]

I have never been much of a maintainer so please bear with me. I will test this and try to look at the code more closely, but at first glance this looks like an interesting enhancement.

[StartAutomating]

@frgnca Thanks!

If you want help maintaining the thing, I'm pretty sure I could step up to the plate.

[frgnca]

Would it be possible to prevent Tab autocomplete suggestions such as these?
Write-AudioDevice -PlaybackMeter -RecordingCommunicationMeter
Write-AudioDevice -PlaybackStream -RecordingCommunicationStream
Meaning parameter combinations that results in alternating meters or interwoven streams

[StartAutomating]

I don't think I've ever figured out a way to make tab completion handle mutually exclusive parameters in the way you're wanting.

I also do recall it was possible to have both a playback meter and a recording meter active.

Personally, I'd consider that a totally valid scenario (think monitoring both your playback and recording levels).

When we're returning data, we could add a noteproperty indicating which stream it is coming from.

We could also get a notch more sophisticated with the return for a stream and return an object of our own design.

This may be preferred, as it gives us a way to provide some analysis of the audio.

For example, we could add a .Phase property (the ratio between two channels of audio)

Lemme know if you'd like me to add more / what you'd like me to add.

I'd very much like this to be updated on the PowerShell Gallery by mid-march, in preparations for some April releases.