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example in vban class:

    @sr.setter
    def sr(self, val: int):
        opts = (11025, 16000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, 64000, 88200, 96000)
        if val not in opts:
            raise VMError(f"Expected one of: {opts}")

we might instead:

    @sr.setter
    def sr(self, val: int):
        opts = (11025, 16000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000, 64000, 88200, 96000)
        if val not in opts:
            self.logger.warning(f"sr got {val} but expected a value in {opts}")

it might be better for us to simply log these occurrences as warnings for the following reasons:

• it's documented in the README which values are expected
• I don't think passing a value out of bounds is severe enough to raise an Error.
• the C-API will silently ignore unexpected values so it won't cause an issue at a lower level.

First of all, this is AWESOME! I can't wait to start using this project. I've been wanting to create a little web-interface so that I could interact with VoiceMeeter on a remote server, maybe even integrate with Home Assistant. I think I'll want to use this project to give that system some legs to stand on. So kudos to you on this awesome project, and THANK YOU! I can't wait to get started.

I wanted to ask, though, do you have a recommended example for using the API outside the support of a with statement? Since I'm interested in using this with FastAPI as the web-server-backend, it would likely make the most sense to have a global VoiceMeeter context, or at least one per web-session, not spinning them up for every single request - which would seem excessive.
Looking at the __enter__ and __exit__ blocks, the pattern below seems to make the most sense. Do you have other suggestions?

# Base Framework Example

import voicemeeterlib
from fastapi import FastAPI

KIND = "banana"

app = FastAPI()

vm_api = voicemeeterlib.api(KIND)
vm_api.login()
vm_api.init_thread()

...

# Closing Down
#vm_api.end_thread()
#vm_api.logout()

Is this a reasonable approach, or would you recommend another syntax form? Thank you, again!

你好，我遇到一个问题。

在potato程序上划动音量增益推子修改数值后，使用py获取该数值。
import voicemeeterlib

KIND_ID = "potato"
with voicemeeterlib.api(KIND_ID) as vm:
print(vm.strip[3].gain)

但第一次获取的数值不是potato程序当前的数值，需要第二次重新运行py才能获取到potato程序当前的数值！
应该怎么解决呢？提前感谢作者

I've noticed that sometimes it's taking a bit longer than 1 second for the API to respond after a login (if it needs to start the audio engine first). This can cause {Remote}.login() to raise a CAPIError when in fact waiting a bit longer for a response succeeds.

Setting a timeout for login should fix this.

Currently only the Audio streams are implemented.

This will mean introducing a breaking change, so a new major version will be required.

Also would be worth adding a mixin class for Denoiser (I think Voicemeeter devs intend to add more parameters for denoiser in future version of api)

Hi,
Whenever i try to use GainLayer on voicemeeter potato strip i get the following:

how can i fix this?

thanks

Hey,

On my system the script starts VM on itself which is not desired.

please add an option to disable the autostart of VM to voicemeeterlib.api().

and, at least on my system, the startet VM version is 32bit... wich is kinda odd. ;)
so maybe a "32bit bool" might also be recommended - for 64bit by default.

like this:

voicemeeterlib.api(KIND_ID, autostart: bool = True, 32bit: bool = False)