audio-streaming

Is there a way to change the playback speed of audio in the browser? What is best to accomplish this task, html5 audio, or flash, or something else? Are there any specific libraries that would help with this? William Use the Web Audio API. In the following code I answered your other question. best way to loop audio in the browser? Modify the code in my answer above as follows for a playback speed example. Right below source.loop = loopOnOff; add source.playbackRate.value = 1; // change number to between 0.10 to 10 (or larger/smaller) to test. You can also run the html audio tag through the web

This streaming audio app will play in 3.2 simulator, but not in 4.x sim or my 4.1 iPhone. The console logs are as follows: 4.0 Sim This GDB was configured as "x86_64-apple-darwin".Attaching to process 13237. [Switching to process 13237] 2010-11-15 19:54:49.606 Issues[13237:1c07] AddRunningClient starting device on non-zero client count 2010-11-15 19:55:16.220 Issues[13237:6307] AQMEIO_Base::DoStartIO: timeout 2010-11-15 19:55:16.498 Issues[13237:6307] AQMEDevice::StartIO: error -66681 2010-11-15 19:55:16.499 Issues[13237:6307] CA_UISoundClientBase::StartPlaying: AddRunningClient failed (status

I recently discovered something (that surprises me) when opening an audio file in firefox or chrome. If I don't specify the HTTP response header "Accept-Ranges: bytes", firefox won't be able to determine the length of the ogg file (in seconds) before reaching the end in playback. Chrome will discover the length of the ogg file (in seconds), but the audio player appears to crash when it reaches the end, and refuses to re-play the file after the crash. Other browsers were not tested. Working Http response headers: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Accept-Ranges: bytes Content-Type: application/ogg Content-Length:

I'm trying to write an Android app that analyzes content from the user's music library. Let's assume that these are mp3 files on the SD drive, for starters. I'm able to find Java algorithms to analyze music files, but I can't find an API to read and decode the files (not play them. There's an API to play the files, and even classes for audio effects, but I don't see any way for an app to get to the decoded data from a music file. I can read from microphone. J2SE has a class AudoInputStream,but it's not part of Android. Any suggestions? My real purpose was to be able to look at the files in my

Hello stack overflow users, i want to change pan position using UISlided in my IOS application. i am upgrading whole app which is currently using AudioStreamer of Matt Gallagher To change the pan value in in AudioStreamer used below code. AudioQueueRef audioQueue; // defined in AudioStreamer.h file - (void)changePan:(float)newPan { OSStatus panErr = AudioQueueSetParameter( audioQueue, kAudioQueueParam_Pan, newPan); NSLog(@" setting pan: %ld", panErr); if( panErr ) NSLog(@"Error setting pan: %ld", panErr); } i am replacing AudioStreamer with StreamingKit which use AudioUnit if i will get some

I'm trying to write a Python server that streams one requested mp3 file from start to end. (No live streaming) I'd like to have the functionality to play that stream with any media player (like VLC) and be able to change playback position. I've heard a lot about HTTP Streaming, but after reading a few wikipedia articles it seems to me that 'HTTP Streaming' is just an umbrella term for different streaming protocols such as RTSP / RTCP / RTP . Then I came across SHOUTcast which is a proprietary software (server!) for streaming media using its own protocol. Another existing server program which

I'm attempting to download an external mp3 into internal storage. However, the files I'm attempting to download are big, so I'm trying to download them in 1MB chunks so that you can begin playing them while the rest is downloaded. Here's my stream code: InputStream is = null; OutputStream os = null; try { HttpClient client = new DefaultHttpClient(); HttpGet get = new HttpGet( url ); HttpResponse response = client.execute( get ); MyLog.d( "Connection established" ); byte[] buffer = new byte[8192]; is = new BufferedInputStream( response.getEntity().getContent(), buffer.length ); os =

Short I would like to stream multiple overlapping audio files (some sound effects that play at certain random times). So kind of a generated audio stream that will NEVER repeat exactly the same way. Some audio files are looping, some are at specific times. Probably kind of realtime stream insertion would be good I guess. What is the best way to write such a server software? What protocols should be used for streaming that (I prefer over HTTP). I would probably want to expose an url for each configuration (tracks & timing of sound effects). Any pointers to code/libraries? Best if in any