AudioGetBass
AudioGetInfo
AudioGetMute
AudioGetOutputDevice
AudioGetTreble
AudioGetVolume
AudioMuteOnEvent
AudioSetBass
AudioSetMute
AudioSetToDefaults
AudioSetTreble
AudioSetVolume
CloseMixerSoundComponent
Comp3to1
You should use the sound converter routines instead.
Comp6to1
You should use the sound converter routines instead.
Exp1to3
You should use the sound converter routines instead.
Exp1to6
You should use the sound converter routines instead.
GetCompressionInfo
GetCompressionName
GetDefaultOutputVolume
GetSoundHeaderOffset
GetSoundOutputInfo
GetSoundPreference
GetSoundVol
This function is replaced by GetDefaultOutputVolume.
GetSysBeepVolume
MACEVersion
This function performs no useful purpose.
OpenMixerSoundComponent
ParseAIFFHeader
ParseSndHeader
SetDefaultOutputVolume
SetSoundOutputInfo
SetSoundPreference
SetSoundVol
This function is replaced by SetDefaultOutputVolume.
SetSysBeepVolume
SetupAIFFHeader
SetupSndHeader
SndAddModifier
This function simply returns noErr, and is not supported in Carbon. As explained in Inside Macintosh: Sound (page 2-150), SndAddModifier should not be called by applications.
SndChannelStatus
SndControl
This function has been obsolete since Sound Manager 3.0, and is not supported in Carbon. As explained in Inside Macintosh: Sound (page 2-134), Sound Manager 3.0 and the Gestalt Manager include routines that provide this functionality.
SndDisposeChannel
SndDispVersion
This function performs no useful purpose.
SndDoCommand
SndDoImmediate
SndGetInfo
SndGetSysBeepState
SndManagerStatus
SndNewChannel
SndPauseFilePlay
You should instead use QuickTime to play sound files.
SndPlay
SndPlayDoubleBuffer
Apple is investigating an alternative to this function. In the interim, you should consider using other Sound Manager or QuickTime functions to play sounds.
SndRecord
SndRecordToFile
QuickTime provides a more flexible means of recording sound files.
SndSetInfo
SndSetSysBeepState
SndSoundManagerVersion
SndStartFilePlay
You should instead use QuickTime to play sound files.
SndStopFilePlay
You should instead use QuickTime to play sound files.
SoundComponentAddSource
SoundComponentGetInfo
SoundComponentGetSource
SoundComponentGetSourceData
SoundComponentInitOutputDevice
SoundComponentPauseSource
SoundComponentPlaySourceBuffer
SoundComponentRemoveSource
SoundComponentSetInfo
SoundComponentSetOutput
SoundComponentSetSource
SoundComponentStartSource
SoundComponentStopSource
SoundConverterBeginConversion
SoundConverterClose
SoundConverterConvertBuffer
SoundConverterEndConversion
SoundConverterGetBufferSizes
SoundConverterGetInfo
SoundConverterOpen
SoundConverterSetInfo
SPBBytesToMilliseconds
SPBCloseDevice
SPBGetDeviceInfo
SPBGetIndexedDevice
SPBGetRecordingStatus
SPBMillisecondsToBytes
SPBOpenDevice
SPBPauseRecording
SPBRecord
SPBRecordToFile
QuickTime provides a more flexible means of recording sound files.
SPBResumeRecording
SPBSetDeviceInfo
SPBSignInDevice
SPBSignOutDevice
SPBStopRecording
SPBVersion
SysBeep
UnsignedFixedMulDiv