AUDIO QUESTIONS

it should still fix some issue I don't know if it is late already but this might help somebody in future. There are some packages you can download from pub.dev to get you the default ringtone of the phone, you can check this out flutter ringtone play

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wish helps you I want to receive voice messages from whatsapp with Twilio. The native voice message you can record with the mic next to the text input. When I send that message, I get the message in the webhook but it is empty and with no media. I to

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wish help you to fix your issue Your title asks about A/V compression, but the rest of your comments talks about parsing the media file identifying its codec. Those are very different tasks: spec'd implemented by different organizations, performed

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around this issue For (2) I suggest the Goertzel algorithm, which is very simple to implement and will allow you to detect energy in a narrow range of frequencies.

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I wish did fix the issue. The Adobe XD video has an audio stream in it so ffmpeg has picked it.Stream 0:1 -> 0:1 (aac (native) -> aac (native))

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further Take a look at @cwilso's excellent demos on webaudiodemos.appspot.com, in particular Audio Recorder (which inputs audio from getUserMedia to Web Audio, analyses the data and draws to a canvas element) and

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To fix this issue You want to look at splitmuxsink. Check it's properties, especially muxer and max-size-time.E.g:

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Does that help All of Google's ML related tools have a pretty poor 'general user' user experience, and are designed very specifically for programatic usage. If you're just looking for some basic tools with a reasonable nice usage it's probably not GC

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wish helps you In most distance measurement and room impulse response measurement cases researches use Maximum length sequence (MLS) or sine sweep signals. These signals are played back and recorded. The recorded audio is used along with the inverted

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hop of those help? Not using a window function (the same as using a rectangular window) will splatter some of the high frequency content (anything not exactly periodic in your FFT length) into all other frequency bins of an FFT result, including low

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should help you out You want the "Universal Serial Bus Device Class Definition for Audio Devices" which is, ironically, the document you linked to, not the specification for basic devices.

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Hope that helps Since I don’t have answers to my question about the nature of the data, I will assume that we have set of 2 dimensional data with the shape like (NSamples, 68, 108). Also, I assume that answer on my suggestion to use Convolutional2D i

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around this issue There is a LADSPA DeEsser plugin that can be used from SoX. You need to have tap plugins installed and properly configured on your system. On Archlinux this can be easily achieved with

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help you fix your problem GStreamer and FFMPEG are the popular choices. I only have experience on the latter and based on that I would recommend the former.

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fixed the issue. Will look into that further For generating specific sounds for example police siren you need to know the frequency of it and then implement the same using PWM of STM32.

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Any of those help I believe you can create a MediaElement control, and then use it's SetSource() method to pass it the stream containing the data your application has received via CaptureSource.For example:

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wish helps you The issue actually has to do with video keyframes. The audio/video are effectively starting at different times in your MP4 output.For what it's worth, I've found that using Matroska for the output works fine, as it seemingly supports t

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around this issue You can use the IAudioClock API to detect drift of a given audio client, relative to QPC; if two endpoints share a clock, their drift relative to QPC will be identical (that is, they will have zero drift relative to each other.)You

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this one helps. There is no such concept as a frame in PCM. The concept of a frame is to indicate points of random access. In PCM every single sample is a point of random access, hence start indicators are not required, and there are no standard fram

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around this issue Although this is not related to .mp3 per se, there could potentially be some helpful information in Will C. Pirkle's book, Designing Audio Effect Plugins in C++.He discusses the way in which the .wav audio format stores its informat

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