HeadsetLevel Enum

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Definition

Namespace:: Windows.Gaming.Input.Preview

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Indicates levels of variable settings like volume for headsets.

public enum class HeadsetLevel

/// [Windows.Foundation.Metadata.ContractVersion(Windows.Gaming.Input.GamingInputPreviewContract, 131072)]
enum class HeadsetLevel

[Windows.Foundation.Metadata.ContractVersion(typeof(Windows.Gaming.Input.GamingInputPreviewContract), 131072)]
public enum HeadsetLevel

var value = Windows.Gaming.Input.Preview.HeadsetLevel.off

Public Enum HeadsetLevel

Inheritance: Enum
HeadsetLevel

Attributes: ContractVersionAttribute

Windows requirements

Device family	Windows Desktop Extension SDK (introduced in 10.0.23665.0)
API contract	Windows.Gaming.Input.GamingInputPreviewContract (introduced in v2.0)

Fields

Name	Value	Description
Off	0	The level is off.
Low	1	The level is low.
Medium	2	The level is medium.
High	3	The level is high.

Examples

public void SetupHeadset(IGameControllerProvider headsetProvider)
{
    LegacyGipGameControllerProvider legacyGipGameControllerProvider =
        LegacyGipGameControllerProvider.FromGameControllerProvider(headsetProvider);

    // Reset the device
    legacyGipGameControllerProvider.ExecuteCommand(DeviceCommand.Reset);

    // Check the smart mute level
    byte[] smartMuteBuffer =
        legacyGipGameControllerProvider.GetHeadsetOperation(HeadsetOperation.SmartMute);
    HeadsetLevel smartMuteValue = (HeadsetLevel)smartMuteBuffer[0];

    // Set bass boost to 3db
    byte[] bassBuffer = BitConverter.GetBytes((UInt32)3);
    legacyGipGameControllerProvider.SetHeadsetOperation(HeadsetOperation.BassBoostGain,
        bassBuffer);
}

Remarks

Caution

To avoid damaging devices, the headset control APIs should only be used with hardware you have developed.

Applies to

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