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  The limits are important. There is a lot of work to maintain a clear separation between a decision to users and developers. For example, you cannot change an audio by default to users out because that clearly violates a decision to users. That said, this is a mess of people debating the issue and in fact finally a COM API without papers you can find allows you to actually do in Vista/Win7 (but not 8), but do not expect that it is a "right thing to do":

  lie lly-setting-the-default-playback-device-and-recording-device?forum=windowspro-audiodevelop http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-US/9ebd7ad6-A460-4A28-9de9-2af63fd4a13e/programatica

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  Incidentally, RTMP is secure, which explains why you can't access the bytes. The entire purpose of this is to ensure that their media cannot easily be copied or stolen media developers. Adobe don't document their method of securing the flow, but they do not publish the RTMP protocol specification. It is quite possible for you to create your own server method and encryption protocol RTMP while providing an RTMP stream to the custom client that you yourself the code which peut read flow. Here are the specs:

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  So I would say that it would be unfortunate if Adobe did give, you access the bytes. You might as well hand users an mp3 of a song because they steal left and right media.

  That does mean that you can not use a multitude of ways to get data via the default output device. Many applications (fraps/etc) captures audio streams video and mixed. But Adobe won't give you the keys of the Kingdom and allow you to decrypt protected multimedia Protocol.