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The Windows CE .NET docs talk about a new Unified Audio Model (UAM) driver model. Do I need to rewrite my audio driver or can I reuse my existing driver?

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The Windows CE .NET docs talk about a new Unified Audio Model (UAM) driver model. Do I need to rewrite my audio driver or can I reuse my existing driver?

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You should be able to reuse your existing driver and should consider switching to a UAM driver only if: • You want to support DirectSound on your platform and your audio device supports hardware-accelerated mixing. —or— • You want to support the mixer application programming interface (API) (mixerOpen, mixerGetLineInfo, and so on).

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