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Recording Sound (FYP related)

  • 10-05-1999 1:46am
    #1
    Omar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 40 ✭


    Anyone know the procedure to go through to accomplish this? So far all i know is that i need to have a separate thread to read the recorded sound from a buffer. I have an example i found aaages ago on the net but its not great. And there are **** all comments in it.



    Ðeclan $hanaghy
    3rd Computer Engineering
    University of Limerick
    9637184@student.ul.ie
    http://www.csn.ul.ie/~dek





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  • #2
    Jay
    Closed Accounts Posts: 411 ✭✭Jay


    Dek,
    first get a handle to the Sound device.
    Then use that to record into a buffer.
    You DO need a thread to convert the buffer to file format...
    Make sure that the recording frequecy is in the right range and of a correct quality, otherwise you will end up reading in HUGE amounts.

    Try looking up the header file winmm.h, there might be something in there to use to record with.


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