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Im not sure if Im asking the right place, but basically Im looking for advice on the best way to: Record Audio through a microphone on a website and Upload the audio as a Wav or MP3 file to the server Has anyone got extensive experience with flash, would this be difficult to do, is there anything on the market that currently does this? I was thinking about implimenting this as a Java applet but I find java applets abit annoying to use, abit 1998! Are there any tools that do this already or anyone got any guides or whatever Any advice is appreciated Thanks Phil Konrad Use Adobe Flash Media

For some reason my OpenID account no longer exists even when I used it yesterday. But anyway. I need to save record data into a .dat file. I tried a lot of searching, but it was all related to databases and BLOB things. I wasn't able to construct anything from it. I have the following record type Scores = record name: string[50]; score: integer; end; var rank: array[1..3] of scores; I just need a simple way of saving and reading the record data from a .dat file. I had the book on how to do it, but that's at school. You should also take a look at the file of -method. This is kinda out-dated,

I'm attempting to write an area of a function in PL/pgSQL that loops through an hstore and sets a record's column(the key of the hstore ) to a specific value (the value of the hstore ). I'm using Postgres 9.1. The hstore will look like: ' "column1"=>"value1","column2"=>"value2" ' Generally, here is what I want from a function that takes in an hstore and has a record with values to modify: FOR my_key, my_value IN SELECT key, value FROM EACH( in_hstore ) LOOP EXECUTE 'SELECT $1' INTO my_row.my_key USING my_value; END LOOP; The error which I am getting with this code: "myrow" has no field "my_key

I'm trying to develop an aplication like iRig for android, so the first step is to capture the mic input and play it at the same time. I have it, but the problem is that i get some latency that makes this unusable, and if I start processing the buffer i'm afraid it will get totally unusable. I use audiorecord and audiotrack like this: new Thread(new Runnable() { public void run() { while(mRunning){ mRecorder.read(mBuffer, 0, mBufferSize); //Todo: Apply filters here into the buffer and then play it modified mPlayer.write(mBuffer, 0, mBufferSize); //Log.v("MY AMP","ARA"); } And the

How can I convert any record type to a single String and back? Perhaps load the record into a stream and read it as a String? The records I'm using won't have any special types included - they're just using simple things like String , Integer , PChar , DWORD , and Array of [String] , etc. and nothing like classes or functions. This string will further be saved into various places, such as a flat text file, database record, sent over the network, etc. The string contents may be transferred by other means between each of these, such as copying the string from a text file and saving it to a