Merge pull request #559 from JanOonk/patch-1

Update WaveProviders.md

Docs/WaveProviders.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ public interface IWaveProvider
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-The `IWavePlayer` interface only needs an `IWaveProvider` passed to its `Init` method in order to be able to play audio. `WaveFileWriter.CreateWaveFile` and `MediaFoundationEncoder.EncodeToMp3` also only needs an `IWaveProvider` to dump the audio out to a WAV file. So in many cases you won't need to create a `WaveStream` implementation, just implement `IWavePlayer` and you've got an audio source that can be played or rendered to a file.
+The `IWavePlayer` interface only needs an `IWaveProvider` passed to its `Init` method in order to be able to play audio. `WaveFileWriter.CreateWaveFile` and `MediaFoundationEncoder.EncodeToMp3` also only needs an `IWaveProvider` to dump the audio out to a WAV file. So in many cases you won't need to create a `WaveStream` implementation, just implement `IWaveProvider` and you've got an audio source that can be played or rendered to a file.
 
 `BufferedWaveProvider` is a good example of a `IWaveProvider` as it has no ability to reposition - it simply returns any buffered audio from its `Read` method.
 
@@ -77,4 +77,4 @@ public int Read(float[] buffer, int offset, int sampleCount)
 
 NAudio makes it easy to go from an `IWaveProvider` to an `ISampleProvider` with the `ToSampleProvider` extension method. You can also use `AudioFileReader` which reads a wide variety of file types and implements `ISampleProvider`.
 
-You can get back to an `IWaveProvider` with the `ToWaveProvider` extension method. Or there's the `ToWaveProvider16` extension method if you want to go back to 16 bit integer samples.
+You can get back to an `IWaveProvider` with the `ToWaveProvider` extension method. Or there's the `ToWaveProvider16` extension method if you want to go back to 16 bit integer samples.