I am trying to use portaudio (being cross platform capability), to read in from microphone, then i want to put that data through a FFT, but i am not so sure how to do it.
I have a program using PortAudio. Currently I\'m starting it up with Pa_OpenDefaultStream(&stream, 0, 2, paFloat开发者_C百科32, 44100, 256, audioCB, udata), but when I compile and run my program i
I am working on implementing asynchronous audio playback for PyAudio. The backend Portaudio implements asynchronous playback by creating its own thread and calling a C-callback funct开发者_如何学编程i
PyAudio is based on PortAudio. Is there anyway to detect a buffer under/overflow for writing/reading from an audio stream in 开发者_如何学PythonPyAudio?According to the documentation you can raise an
I\'m using PyAudio under the Enthought Python Distribution (Python 2.6.6) in Ubuntu 10.10 x64. >>> import pyaudio
I\'m running PyAudio under Python 2.6.6 and would like it to use ALSA and 开发者_运维知识库not JACK.
I\'m using speex to encode some audio data and send it over UDP, and decode it on the other side. I ran a few tests with speex, and noticed that if I decode a packet straight after I encoded it, the d
I\'ve build and installed PortAudio using this tarball: \'pa_stable_v19_20071207.tar.gz\' After this step, when I\'m trying to install PyAudio via the tarball from this URL:
I was wondering, d开发者_开发百科o you guys know of a cmake file for portaudio that I could use?
I want to make a program that would record audio data using PortAudio (I have this part do开发者_如何学Gone) and then display the frequency information of that recorded audio (for now, I\'d like to di