audio

问题 I'm trying to use PyAudio to simply reproduce a wav file using the non-blocking IO code available here: PyAudio documentation. Differently from the documentation, I'm trying to use numpy input data instead of bytes, so i'm using librosa to load my .wav file instead of wave as shown in the documentation. My code is the following one, it's self contained and reproducible, you just have to change the filename with the one of a wave audio you want to reproduce: import pyaudio import wave import

问题 I'm trying to use Python to 'mic-monitor', i.e., to playback the mic signal through the headphones in real-time, in addition to any other output signal from the PC. I can accomplish this by amending my PC's playback settings, but I want to do it with Python, so that I can program a Raspberry Pi to mic-monitor my cheap headset for the PS4. I can almost accomplish this with PyAudio or sounddevice, but there is a small but significant delay. So: Is there a way to eradicate that latency with

问题 I'm trying to use Python to 'mic-monitor', i.e., to playback the mic signal through the headphones in real-time, in addition to any other output signal from the PC. I can accomplish this by amending my PC's playback settings, but I want to do it with Python, so that I can program a Raspberry Pi to mic-monitor my cheap headset for the PS4. I can almost accomplish this with PyAudio or sounddevice, but there is a small but significant delay. So: Is there a way to eradicate that latency with

问题 The bounty expires in 6 days . Answers to this question are eligible for a +50 reputation bounty. Aleksey Timoshchenko is looking for an answer from a reputable source . General idea is to get a IMFSinkWriter that will write a data to the buffer. There is such an implementation bool co_AudioEncoderMF::start_encoding_to() { bool result = false; co_Stream stream; IMFByteStream * byte_stream = nullptr; IMFMediaSink * media_sink = nullptr; IMFSinkWriter * sink_writer = nullptr; HRESULT hr =

问题 The bounty expires in 6 days . Answers to this question are eligible for a +50 reputation bounty. Aleksey Timoshchenko is looking for an answer from a reputable source . General idea is to get a IMFSinkWriter that will write a data to the buffer. There is such an implementation bool co_AudioEncoderMF::start_encoding_to() { bool result = false; co_Stream stream; IMFByteStream * byte_stream = nullptr; IMFMediaSink * media_sink = nullptr; IMFSinkWriter * sink_writer = nullptr; HRESULT hr =

问题 I'm wanting to take an internet audio/radio stream (specifically Longplayer, click for direct stream URL) and play it with python. It's preferable that it's backgrounded, such that the script able to continue running its main loop. (e.g. as game background music or something, though Pyglet, PyGame et al. may provide their own tools for that.) I've seen some likely out of date examples of recording internet radio using requests and dumping it into a file but this isn't exactly what I want and

问题 I'm wanting to take an internet audio/radio stream (specifically Longplayer, click for direct stream URL) and play it with python. It's preferable that it's backgrounded, such that the script able to continue running its main loop. (e.g. as game background music or something, though Pyglet, PyGame et al. may provide their own tools for that.) I've seen some likely out of date examples of recording internet radio using requests and dumping it into a file but this isn't exactly what I want and

问题 I'm wanting to take an internet audio/radio stream (specifically Longplayer, click for direct stream URL) and play it with python. It's preferable that it's backgrounded, such that the script able to continue running its main loop. (e.g. as game background music or something, though Pyglet, PyGame et al. may provide their own tools for that.) I've seen some likely out of date examples of recording internet radio using requests and dumping it into a file but this isn't exactly what I want and

问题 I'm wanting to take an internet audio/radio stream (specifically Longplayer, click for direct stream URL) and play it with python. It's preferable that it's backgrounded, such that the script able to continue running its main loop. (e.g. as game background music or something, though Pyglet, PyGame et al. may provide their own tools for that.) I've seen some likely out of date examples of recording internet radio using requests and dumping it into a file but this isn't exactly what I want and

问题 I'm wanting to take an internet audio/radio stream (specifically Longplayer, click for direct stream URL) and play it with python. It's preferable that it's backgrounded, such that the script able to continue running its main loop. (e.g. as game background music or something, though Pyglet, PyGame et al. may provide their own tools for that.) I've seen some likely out of date examples of recording internet radio using requests and dumping it into a file but this isn't exactly what I want and