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Author Topic: Spoof Recording Device (Mic) Input with Audio Stream  (Read 595 times)
FireNGlory
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« on: 16 May '12 - 23:37 »
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I have had a rather odd request to spoof talking on the microphone with an audio file... Can this be done with BASS? It looks like it should be able to do it.

The goal is to play and audio file and make the 3rd party application think someone is talking in the microphone.

I need to integrate this into a C# .NET application I am developing.

Any ideas out there?

Thanks in Advance!
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Ian @ un4seen
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« Reply #1 on: 17 May '12 - 15:36 »
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Unfortunately, I don't think it will be possible to achieve what you want, except for playing the sound on the speakers so that the microphone picks it up.
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FireNGlory
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« Reply #2 on: 18 May '12 - 16:25 »
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Bummer. It seems like a relativly simple concept. I can achieve it hardware with a audio cable from speaker out to mic in, but I have little control over it. I don't want the regular computer sounds coming through, just what I tell to go over that link... Any ideas of another library that might work?
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gnag
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« Reply #3 on: 18 May '12 - 20:30 »
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What you need is probably something like a (virtual) sound card (driver) or you go the other way and try to directly "hack" the Application for example if it sends the Audio unencrypted as PCM Samples you could try to "intercept" the network traffic too. The hacking Way could go by modifying the memory or by modifying or creating own network traffic.
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