win-dshow: Fix decoupled audio with EVGA/magewell

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EVGA/magewell devices seem to use the default system drivers rather than
custom drivers, which causes their audio to become decoupled and treated
as completely separate devices rather than as an audio pin on the video
device. Basically, this would cause those devices to not have audio by
default, and force the user to have to manually select the audio, which
is bad user experience.

We already had a workaround for this with elgato devices, so expand that
code to become a whitelist of devices, and include EVGA/magewell
devices.

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2020-10-04 10:01:40 -07:00

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