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The traditional way to capture audio is to pick a "Stereo Mix" or "What U Hear" recording device and record in a program like Sound Recorder or Audacity. However that relies on your sound card exposing that feature.
In Vista they introduced an API to ...
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In my PC, I have a Sound Blaster X-FI Xtreme Audio.
It seems it is driver dependent.
Introduced API).
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Does anyone know how to programmatically capture the sound that is being played (that is, everything that is coming from the sound card, not the input devices such as a microphone).
Started by Ra on
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In order to capture the sound that is being played, you just need to open the playback device about Windows, there are essentially three ....
You can use the Waveform Audio Interface, there is an MSDN article on how to access it per PInvoke.
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I want to access the audio data that my microphone is recording with Java. How would I do that?
My goal is to save the audio data that is recorded and simultaneously play it to the user.
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This optional package, which can capture, playback, stream, and transcode multiple media formats, extends VMs and has to installed as a separate....
Have a look at the Java Media Framework
The Java Media Framework API (JMF) enables audio, video.
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I need to capture the input stream from a microphone in my application, which is written in VB.NET. I need to be able to stream this data to a file or over HTTP and possibly encode it using LAME MP3. Can anybody help me get started with this?
Thank you...
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This will let you open the audio to lame.exe via stdin and....
Look at the WaveInStream class (or WaveIn in the latest code) .
Post/recording-audio-in-c.html
For more professional things you probably need to take a look audio library.
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I was able to capture audio in the WAV format through Manager.createPlayer("capture://audio"). However, is there a way to capture audio in the MP3 format in J2ME?
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J2ME automatically ....
Rory, what do you mean? I was really asking for the String for the createPlayer(String s) method .
It will likely depend on the platform in question, you would have to check the different device implementations you want to support .
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On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 11:45:56 +0200, Lorenzo Bettini <bettini@dsi.unifi.it> wrote:
Hi
I'd like to capture some audio stream from a web radio. I know about
streamripper, but it does not work for real audio. And in particular,
if possible,...
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I know about
> streamripper, but it does not work Bettini wrote:
> Hi
>... .
+0200, Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
>> I'd like to capture some audio stream from a web radio to capture some audio stream from a web radio.
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I'm working on transferring about 200-300 VHS tapes I have. All are recordings of shows I taped in the 90s. I wouldn't be bothering if these were available for purchase.
Anyway, about half I get the best PICTURE from playback ona crummy GE, Sony and Magnavox...
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When dubbing the VHS to DVD I hear a constant humming sound underscoring the audio....like the sound you hear when in a car or plane....
My question is in regards to the audio output.
Others play better in my nicer panasonic and JVC units .
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I read the follows in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh221584.aspx: Enhanced Audio Support The XNA Framework Audio namespace now allows for audio capture and playback through the Microphone and DynamicSoundEffect classes. You now have the ability...
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Although/microsoft.xna.framework.audio.microphone_members.aspx
a sample of microphone capture by charles.
Class cannot capture audio from Bluetooth, audio is always input from phone, not headset.
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We use Microphone class to record, but cannot capture audio through Bluetooth. There is no API in Microphone to decide audio path. And, WP7 does not switch audio path automatically. Can anyone help on this? Thanks!
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That doesn't mean you should keep asking the same question in new topics... .
Yes, but I have not got correct answer.
You asked this question already.
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In XP, an installed audio capture source (e.g SoundMAX) is always available (e.g. in GraphEdit) no matter whether you have plugged in a microphone to the motherboard or not.
However, in Windows 7, you must plug in the mic before the SoundMAX capture source...
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So youWindows Vista introduced....
Users' point of view they won't, stop the current encoding graph (which has no audio capture filter), rebuild it with the "now available" audio capture filter, and start a new encoding session.
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