SetDelayTicks doesn't use parameter value

[surgeonix]

SetDelayTicks doesn't use parameter value

[SuRGeoNix]

You shouldn't access the SetDelayTicks it's for internal use (I will fix this). You change the audio delay by changing directly the DelayTicks property. Reopen this if you still have issues (have also a look at wpf flyleaf control for sample)

[robvdpol]

I don't use this function but I noticed that the code wasn't using the parameter. Just to let you know ;)

[SuRGeoNix]

Well nice catch, a lot of clean-up is required especially for public properties (having also issues with plugins that require public properties, even if they are in the same namespace -loaded dll assemblies- cant access internal properties, any idea why?)

[robvdpol]

Internal properties can only be accessed from the assembly itself. You can work around this by using the InternalsVisibleToAttribute.

[SuRGeoNix]

Seems promising thanks ;)