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The emulator documentation says:

  -audio-in <backend>   Use the specified audio-input backend.

It also says that 

  -help-<option>    Print help for a specific startup option.

Which means that -help-audio-in should list available backends.

But when I type "emulator.exe -help-audio-in" I receive:

  unknown option: -help-audio-in
  please use -help for a list of valid topics

Well, when I type ""emulator.exe -help" I receive the same information as in the documentation:

  -help-<option>    Print options-specific help.

This is a catch 22 situation... How do I get the list of audio "backends" for the emulator in Windows?

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  • How about using `-help-all`. Mind you, the emulator.exe I have installed has no `-audio-in` option at all. – Martin Apr 07 '11 at 11:17
  • @Martin -help-all is one of the first things I tried. Mine doesn't have -audio-in either. The documentation is very confusing. – srf Apr 08 '11 at 14:51

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Answering myself: There isn't any -help-audio-in because the emulator doesn't have an audioInput to hook.

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