u/CraftyMaelyss

I downloaded SuperDisplay to give it a go today (as my previous method of using Samsung's Second Screen didn't work, since both my computer and tablet won't connect to each other, despite seeing each other on bluetooth/USB connection)and I'm finding that while the touch screen still works, my stylus doesn't.

This is the stylus that came with my tablet. I can tap the screen and it registers it just fine, but when I put my stylus to the screen, nothing happens. I've gone through the FAQ, I'm gone through all the settings, and I'm not sure what's going on. I have Windows 11, so it could be a compatibility issue.

Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions on how to fix this?

I'm trying to do research on this to learn, but I'm honestly having a lot of trouble finding out how or where to start.

In terms of audio codecs, when you're trying to convert one codec type to another, do programmers follow a specific guide or method when trying to change one type to another? For example, if I have a .wma file and I wanted to convert it to .mp3, what would that process look like?

To clarify: I am not looking for an existing program, I genuinely am fascinated by the process and want to learn more about it. I want to put in the practice to try this myself, but I'm struggling to find information on how others go about it.

I have experience in C# and sometimes when I get stuck on things, I check out the documents for Visual Studio, but this one I'm not sure where to look as a self-taught improvised coder. Where's the best place for someone like me to learn more about codec conversion and how to do it?

If you have experience on converting audio codecs, how did you go about learning this process? Was it through an online guide, documents, a class, etc?