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Because Windows.
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Code provided by Mike Gorchak
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Code provided by Mike Gorchak
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PulseAudio causes an assert if being relocked inside a callback on the worker
thread, where aluHandleDisconnect is called. We can assume it's already locked
there, so just make sure the device is locked before being calling it.
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This effectively inverts the DevChannels array
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Note that currently the int64 setters do not range check before being passed to
the int setters, erroneously chopping off the upper bits.
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