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i need to record the songs being played by a FM app. I checked the MediaRecorder.AudioSource but could not find what to use for setAudioSource can anyone please help me? thanks, Ramachandran.R There is no FM radio support in the Android SDK. Various device manufacturers may have hacked in their own FM radio support, but you would have to contact those manufacturers to learn what APIs, if any, they have for them. try this code int audioSource = MediaRecorder.AudioSource.VOICE_DOWNLINK; int sampleRateInHz = 8000; int channelConfig = AudioFormat.CHANNEL_CONFIGURATION_MONO; int audioFormat =

I'm attempting to run the following code in Safari in iOS 11. It should prompt the user to give access to their devices camera and then display it in my <video autoplay id="video"></video> element. However, when running in iOS 11, it results in an OverconstrainedError to be thrown: {message: "Invalid constraint", constraint: ""} The code runs fine in Android and successfully opens the camera. I've attempted multiple valid configurations with no luck. I know iOS 11 just came out so it may be a bug, but any thoughts? Has anyone else run into this? Code: var video = document.getElementById('video

Android MediaRecorder allows to save video to file (file or socket): setOutputFile(FileDescriptor fd); setOutputFile(String path) How to save videodata to OutputStream? It will be used for streaming video recording. You can do it using ParcelFileDescriptor.fromSocket() : String hostname = "example.com"; int port = 1234; Socket socket = new Socket(InetAddress.getByName(hostname), port); ParcelFileDescriptor pfd = ParcelFileDescriptor.fromSocket(socket); MediaRecorder recorder = new MediaRecorder(); recorder.setOutputFile(pfd.getFileDescriptor()); recorder.prepare(); recorder.start(); If you

I'm serving "sensitive" information in downloadable PDF's and Spreadsheets within a user registration section of a site. Is there a way to allow the django authentication to secure this media without serving it (and not have to manually login using basic auth)? I'm guessing theres (fingers crossed) not a way to do it with the psuedo code below, but it helps better illustrate the end goal. #urls.py (r'^protected_media/(?P<filename>.*)$', 'protected_media') #views.py from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required @login_required def protected_media(request, filename): # @login

I am writing an android app, and I want to access the playlist created by android default music app. In my app, the user should be able to browse the playlist and select any playlist to play. So basically I want to know how to access it and when user selects any playlist, how to pass it to default music app to play it in background. Is it something to do with ContentProvider or mediastore?? I really don't know how to access data on other apps. Thank you so much! To play the songs from above playlists, I m calling the function PlaySongsFromAPlaylist( PlayListID ); // 0 < PlayListID < count from

I need to automatically split video of a speech by words, so every word is a separate video file. Do you know any ways to do this? My plan was to detect silent parts and use them as words separators. But i didn't find any tool to do this and looks like ffmpeg is not the right tool for that. Gyan You could first use ffmpeg to detect intervals of silence, like this ffmpeg -i "input.mov" -af silencedetect=noise=-30dB:d=0.5 -f null - 2> vol.txt This will produce console output with readings that look like this: [silencedetect @ 00000000004b02c0] silence_start: -0.0306667 [silencedetect @

This question already has an answer here: How to create a video from images with FFmpeg? 4 answers I'm wanting to take a bunch of images and make a video slideshow out of them. There'll be an app for that, right? Yup, quite a few it seems. The problem is I want the slides synced to a piece of music, and all the apps I've seen only allow you to show each slide for a multiple of a whole second. I want them to show for multiples of 1.714285714 seconds to fit with 140 bpm. The tools I've seen generally seem to have ffmpeg under the hood, so presumably this kind of thing could be done with a script

My Android application uses MediaRecorder on a SurfaceHolder to show a live preview of what the camera is capturing. Every time the user presses the REC button on the app, the app starts to record. Every time the state of the MediaRecorder switches to/from 'start', Android automatically (?) fires off a beep. This beep sounds different from phone to phone, which makes me think that this beep is natively attached to the state change of MediaRecorder. The beep is not played if the volume of the phone is set to silent. I google it and did some research but I couldn't find a way to turn this beep