Can I use Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition to make a program that can take audio directly from the microphone line and decode it to from data? ( I'm building wireless transmition software for ameteur radio )
Im trying to capture the audio played on my laptop. so i have searched the internet and found a source code for doing exactly that. the problem i have is that my audio device is not listed in the dropdown box (see picture) but it does when its run on windows xp (im running windows 7 x64) the goal of this application would be to capture my friends radio stream and save the individual played mp3's to a loction on my hard drive.(yes i have permission) i have included the source code so perhaps some 1 could have a look at it. (source code)[URL]
I would like to add a virtual microphone (similar to how you can have a virual CD drive and then mount ISO files on it.) so that it can be selectable in programs like MSN and skype. But have the source of the audio be streamed from over a network(I know how to stream the audio over the network in VB.net) but how do I get that audio which has been streamed as the input to the virtual microphone?
It SOUNDS simple. In aVusual Basic application, how do I made an open (or controlled thread) connection to continuausly stream the microphone to the speakers?
I want capture the audio stream on my computer in mp3/wav.
I have no idea from what i should start. What should i use for start developing? I'm working in VS2008 on VB. Can i do it in VB? What additional software i need?
Is it possible to capture all/any audio played by a PC into a system.io.stream, so that it can then be run through speech recognition (System.Speech.Recognition.SpeechRecognitionEngine)?Essentially I'm looking to pefrom speech recognition on any audio on the client PC, google seems to suggest that capturing a stream like this can be done using Microsoft.DirectX.DirectSound, however I cannot honestly determine how.
I am planning to create a proprietary Windows application that will let the user capture video and audio from any other Windows application and stream it onto another computer via Internet. Capturing video is easy, I could simply let the user browse all open windows (or applications) and have the user click the prefered one. But what about audio? Is it possible in Windows to capture the audio from any application?
We have an occasional board meeting that is broadcast live via the Internet. We are on a 3000+PC LAN and our office is out in the boonies on a T1 line. In order for us to listen to the meeting we need to go to a website and play the live stream. If more than a few PCs listen in the line is saturated and no one can listen.
I'm developing a standslone system for my school project. I'm developing an audio management system which allow user to add audio files itself into database together with the audio information such as artist name and album year. I just started it few days ago and face some problems.. my song in the playlist wont continue to play after 1 finished and i need some idea on how to store the audio files into database ... in blob types may be?
Heres the screenshot and codes
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles bt_add.Click
I just want to ask or I need some idea on how to convert wav files to mp3 and compressed the file to make the size smaller. I've search on the internet and find vorbis.dll as a reference object and lame.exe for converter. With regards to the audio compression, i downloaded monkey's audio software but doesnt have an idea on how to incorporate it.
I have a database application developed around Access with VBA,I have used the Speech SDK and developed an application that in conjunction with MSCOMM 6.0 library calls into a remote IVR system.It sends in the credentials and queries information in response to that IVR's verbal requests. All seems successfull except for one problem;I'm using a shared SR engine and its using the system microphone as its audio input, this in turn gets the sound from the speakers which are routed to the telephone line through the modem. Of course this has a number of disadvantages - noise added to the sound from the environment and sound quality degredation as well as speaker volume dependency.
I would like the SR engine to take its audio input from the modem in paralell with the sound that goes to the speakers (so we can listen in to the call as well). This means that I must route the system audio output to the SR engine audio input. It seems that I must use an InProc SR instance - however in VBA that type is not recognized - since the shared SR uses the microphone as input by default. there is some statement to the effect that it is difficult in Microsoft's Help file. I'm unable to set the SR audio input to the modem output stream in VBA.As needed I can accomplish the C++ interface using an ActiveX object or a DLL to expose the missing API to VBA?
how can i play the audio after the previous audio play is finish by using directx.
assume i have audio1.wav and audio2.wav.
i play audio1.wav by this code.
audio1 = audio.fromfile("D:audio1.wav", false)
how can i play audio2.wav after audio1.wav is finish? without use any button or signal. just depends on when the audio1.wav is finish, then audio2.wav will play automatically.
So I am hacking together an app which listens to traffic using SharpPcap library, it reconstructs the packets from sessions using the code from TpcRcon.
Listening and reconstructing part work on their own . What I want is on each packet arrival main window gets an event so it can display the packet , and when session is reconstructed display a complete packet (I am interested in HTTP ones) . -That is where it breaks with weird symptoms: for example right now it does not stop on invoking stop listening method - the sharppcap library function hangs there forever waiting on this line of code : m_pcapThreadEvent.WaitOne();//wait for the 'stopped' signal from thread
I also had it not working and crashing in sharppcap function because I had omitted one parameter in form delegate- which makes no sense, because form delegate does not deal with packet capture at all and only reacts on "New Packet" event from my "Listener" class (which is only there to notify main form)
My app starts as module main instancing class "Listener". MainForm has it registered as friend with event and handles even "New Packet"
Main Form: Private Sub uiListenStart_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btListenStart.Click aLogger.AddMessage("Started Listening")
I'm using VisualBasic (and I'm kind of new to it) how can I check if the microphone is on? I'm capturing a video from the web cam, but I need also to make sure that the microphone is on. I caould not find out how to check that.
I am trying to record many small MP3 files from my computer's microphone. There are numberous examples using mciSendString Library "Winmm.dll" to record .wav files. I find the .wav quality to be lacking and I really want to record straight into the MP3 format rather than converting my .wav files.
I am trying to record many small MP3 files from my computer's microphone. There are numberous examples using mciSendString Library "Winmm.dll" to record .wav files. I find the .wav quality to be lacking and I really want to record straight into the MP3 format rather than converting my .wav files.
I have no idea how to tackle this project. I need to write an MP3 file to the microphone in. So when i'm using VOIP, the mp3 file get played. I tried to write an mp3 to the default CAPTURE DRIVE with directsound out (with Naudio): this doesnt work (it does compile, execute, but the microphone in does not seem to get input:
I'm currently trying to Capture through DirectSound, I've been trying toying around with WaveLib(Ported to VB) but this is very confusing. Anyway, I cant figure out how I am supposed to do this and would like some assistance. The end goal of this project is to: Record Microphone > Encode with Speex Codec > Send over UDP > Decode > Play on Speakers
I am trying to record many small MP3 files from my computer's microphone. I know how to do this using mciSendString with the "Winmm.dll" to record .wav files. I need to record straight into the MP3 format from Visual Basic 2010.
there are many C# things for this but I DONT KNOW C#, this link has FOUR C# PROJECTS - when it is posted in this forum:[URL]..it is ticking me off that all of the volume control i can find is in, yet again, C#!
please help, i NEED something to mute/unmute mic on button click and speakers on button click