I'm trying to do something simple: send a byteArray to a C library, fill up a buffer and read the memory, but I think I have float conversion problems.
Here is what I do in AS:
var memory:ByteArray = gstate.ds;
// get sound
var soundBytes:ByteArray = new ByteArray();
_source.extract(soundBytes, 4096);
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I'm trying to convert the byteArray of a Sound Object to an array with floats. The Sound Object plays back fine & at full length, but the float Array i get from it is cut off (but sounds correct), so i must be doing something wrong in the conversion:[code]The top two channels are the original Sound Object.The lower two is the float Array Data. I aligned them so you can see that the beginning is cut off and obviously the length is incorrect.
View 1 RepliesI'm having some trouble getting the following code to work - trying to use the new Sound.extract() function to get two seconds of a Sound into a ByteArray, and then create a new bytearray with a WAV header, and then output the file. The resulting 'test.wav' file sounds very wrong although slightly recognisable? I think I may have some of the WAV header settings may be wrong but I'm not quite sure what's the matter and after a long time scratching
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When I extract the bytearray of a sound file I get the raw audio data. Is it possible from that raw audio data to get the decibels?
View 3 RepliesI'm using the following to extract the sound data from a sound object and store this in a byte array.
I require that the entire mp3 be loaded into the bytearray before advancing and the below works fine for this purpose however flash temporarily hangs while it extracts this data (2.4mb mp3)
Is there a way i can stop it from hanging i.e. use an eventlistener to check the progress of the extract process?
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var myNumber:Number = 1.8;
trace(myNumber);
The above gives "1.7999999999999998"
conversion of String(myNumber) also gives "1.7999999999999998"
This only happens with certain numbers. If (myNumber == 1.4) it doesn't give me this problem.
I've checked with the debugger and the values are correct both before and after the trace or String conversion. However, the string itself is incorrect.
I am using Flex's Alchemy library to generate SWC's out of C files. I have a byte array (unsigned char buffer[size]) in the c-layer that I'd like to return to the ActionScript layer as a ByteArray. Do I have to iterate through the array and explicitly call AS3_Set on each element or is there a way to just return the entire C array at once?
View 2 RepliesI want to pass a byte array object from flex code to C code.How to do that?
View 3 RepliesI am wondering if it is possible to get a url to some image on google, say a square (jpg/png/gif), and process it into an SVG. Is this possible?
Right now I'm getting ByteArray data in Actionscript by making a URLRequest('image/on/google'), with dataFormat="binary". I don't think Actionscript could handle/do it, but maybe it could. I'm also good with Ruby, so perhaps is this possible with Ruby?
If so, any sample code/libraries to get started?
I guess another way to ask it is, how do I convert a Bitmap to a set of Vector Paths like Adobe Illustrator does?
i want to do some cryptographic routines in my flash. I've encrypted .jpg files on my server, so I can't use simple Loader class, to download that data as Bitmap. I'm thinking to:
1) download it with URLLoader as BINARY data in ByteArray class.
2) decrypt the data
3) convert to BitmapData. (..., is this possible ?
how could I do image crypting in fl.
I am working on a game, made with Flash (using AS3) The game has a fast ball and when this ball hits an object it has to make a sound... but the sound starts with delay (so the ball is far away when the sound is played).This sound is edited by me and it hasn't got any silences at the beginning.The method i'm currently using is the simplest one:
public var sonidoPuntos1:sonidopunto1 = new sonidopunto1()
and then...
sonidoPuntos1.play()
I am trying to introduce the file into a ByteArray and then playing it from there...
I am using the following to extract the byte info from a sound object - however if I go back to the same sound object and run this again, The byteArray has no bytes available.
var data:ByteArray = new ByteArray;
sound.extract(data,sound.length*44.1);
data.position = 0;
return data;
Is this the correct behavior? Is there not a way to do this multiple times on the same sound object?
I wanted to make live drums play with keyboard shortcuts. The problem was that MP3 is not good enough in this case (encoders adds random silence at beginning of the sound) and also flash itself makes delay (I tried use already buffered file with play specified_start_point_in_miliseconds)). So my solution is OGG (this format is gapless). I use compiled swc file from Adobe Alchemy library and simple frontend for it. Everything works fine, OGG file is playing, but its still much delay - no matter if its lodeaded external or as embedded, and if its first or n time. How to make sound play fast equally to key press.
Here is my very simple example code:
import flash.display.Sprite;
import flash.events.*;
import flash.utils.ByteArray;
import flash.events.SampleDataEvent;
import com.mauft.OggLibrary.OggStream;
import com.mauft.OggLibrary.OggEmbed;
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I'm trying to play a sound using a technique found here (play the sound by sampling raw sound data gathered from the original with extract()), with the difference that the mp3 sound is embedded in the swf, not loaded externally. This is my code:
var soundBytes:ByteArray = new ByteArray();
var mp3sound:Sound = Sound(new Sound1_design()); // this is the embedded sound
mp3sound.extract(soundBytes, int.MAX_VALUE);
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This works, in a way, except that the resulting sound is distorted (it has a kind of a metallic ring).
There is an .fla file that has a sound wave in it's library. However I do not have this sound wave saved on my computer so I can not edit or open this sound in another application. I was wanting to know if its possible to extract this *.wav file from out of the fla library? I did some research and they said to goto export movie and export it as an *.wav file. However I tried this it exported the whole fla file as one big *.wav dud. I tried to play it and nothing happened which makes sense.
View 4 Repliesconverting a Sound object into a WAV file (bytearray). The main issue is I need its samples to be 16-bit per channel, and Sound.extract() returns 32-bit floats (per channel).After that I was going to add the wav headers and write the bytearray to disc. I'm widely surprised for not having found an example of it working on the web
View 9 Repliesim trying to create a conversion utility that uses number input via calculator style buttons to generate conversion for the following distances:
-Miles to/from KM
-cm to/from mm
-binary to/from decimal
Now i was thinking of possibly having the options contained within an drop down and an input text field where the numbers are entered via the calculator buttons. The only thing im struggling with is how to perform the actual calculations on the different formats. Has anyone had to do anything similar in the past? Ive only found currency conversion examples and not sure how to apply that to these conversions.
is there way make swf like this : http:[url]......
View 1 RepliesI'm using Flex builder to work on my flash project, and after reading this article about manipulating sounds using Sound.extract() I got very excited.So I wanted to get using it, but as far as Flex builder is concerned, the sound class doesn't seem to have an extract function, and causes an error if I try.I've downloaded the latest milestone SDK (3.5) and updated the eclipse system (I'm on a mac), but it still doesn't want to recognise the existence of Sound.extract(), even though the function appears withi
View 1 Repliesi would like a method to do this.I have a video mp4 play with flvplayback with soundi would like to play sychro mp3 music file with videoBut video have an audio and i would like to keep my audio too.Then how can mix the audio of my mp4 with audio of my mp3?
View 6 RepliesI'm trying to rig up a basic mp3 cutter in Flash (using the Flex framework)I have gotten so far:
var ba:ByteArray=new ByteArray();
sound.extract(ba, playEnd - playStart, playStart);
This extracts the relevant bytes from the sound object and stores them in ba Then, I do this:
saveFile=new FileReference();
saveFile.save(ba, sound.id3.artist + " - " + sound.id3.songName + ".mp3");
The file saves properly, but it can not be played (Players say it is corrupted) how I can create a valid mp3 file from the byteArray obtained after the extraction?
I'm picking up Flash and AS3 after working with AS1 a few years back. My first project is a mp3 player that is able to take an mp3 file, a start loop point, and an end loop point to loop the mp3 without any gaps or breaks in the sound.
blog.andre-michelle.com/2010/playback-mp3-loop-gapless
I found this page that got me started, and went off of that code. The resulting player works perfectly except for one fatal flaw. As far as I know, the mp3 file must be fully loaded to be able to use the Sound.extract method on it, this can take a while when the files are 3-4 MB, especially on slow connections. I want to be able to have the audio start playing as soon as the mp3 file begins loading.Is there any way to use the Sound.extract method on a streaming audio file that has not fully loaded yet?
I'm trying to match the behavior of SoundMixer.computeSpectrum() by using the new Sound.extract() method, so that I can draw music visualizations for separate Sound objects at once. As you know, computeSpectrum() samples the currently playing audio and copies it to a ByteArray. Sound.extract(), on the other hand, copies as much of the Sound as you want to the ByteArray, and does not require the Sound to be playing at the time.
With the Sound data extracted to a ByteArray, I know have about twenty-six thousand floating-point values representing the waveform, from start to finish. However, I'm only interested in about thirty-two of them at a time- the last thirty-two that were played. How do I determine where in the ByteArray that would be?
I'm trying to match the behavior of SoundMixer.computeSpectrum() by using the new Sound.extract() method, so that I can draw music visualizations for separate Sound objects at once. As you know, computeSpectrum() samples the currently playing audio and copies it to a ByteArray. Sound.extract(), on the other hand, copies as much of the Sound as you want to the ByteArray, and does not require the Sound to be playing at the time.
With the Sound data extracted to a ByteArray, I know have about twenty-six thousand floating-point values representing the waveform, from start to finish. However, I'm only interested in about thirty-two of them at a time the last thirty-two that were played. How do I determine where in the ByteArray that would be?
Do any libraries exist with this functionality?
View 2 RepliesI'm trying to create a visual waveform for an MP3. The code I've included is called on successful load of the MP3. I intend to extract just a few important samples from the sound to create the waveform, rather than extract the entire sound into a bytearray. Even on a good machine, extracting an entire song can cause flash to freeze up for 3-5 seconds (or longer!). For my purposes, this isn't feasible.
Unfortunately, the code I've got below is failing to produce any numbers. If I extract the entire song it functions, but extraction of just the key points is giving me nothing. Does performing an extract make the remainder of the sound object invalid for future extracts? If so, is there some way around this that won't freeze flash for an extended period of time during the extract? Some important variables from the rest of the code:
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From this AS3 code I expect 500 lines of trace outputs that contain "2048". But instead I get only some lines containing "2048". The rest of the traces print a "0" which shows me that the extract() method did not return any data.
Why is this the case? I would like to iterate through the soundfile with a specific amount of steps to extract 2048 bytes of the sound at the respective position. Extracting the entire soundfile at once would freeze the flashplayer for seconds and is therefore not a good solution for me.This behaviour can be found as long steps is smaller than samplesInSound/2048.The closer it comes to that value, the more lines with a "0" are printed compared to those with a 2048 in it.
var sound:Sound = new Sound();
sound.load(new URLRequest("soundfile.mp3"));
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I had the idea that the extracted part of the soundfile is cut out of the rest of the soundfile after extracting it (like at Actionscript 3 - Sound.extract method empties sound object data), so I tried out another for loop:
for(var i=0; i<samplesInSound - steps * 2048; i += Math.floor(samplesInSound/steps) - 2048) but this didn't work out either.
how to convert bytearray of samples from Sound.extract to bytearray of mp3 file? I want to save editied mp3 to user's local disk.
View 0 Repliesany thoughts on how to extract the audio from a movie? Pitch shifting is do-able to this article:But the code uses the Sound class.I've NO idea how to go about extracting the audio from a movie/FLVPlayback
View 5 RepliesI have a sound-file (.wav, could be any format) saved in a ByteArray. How can I play it as a Sound? I've heard it should work with SoundChannels and stuff, but I don't know how...
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