It seems that whenever I try to live stream my screen, all the audio go through the local mic. In my project, I just want to stream my game screen (video and audio) without my mic. Is there any way to disable my mic input or mute my mic without muting my game?
I've tried to create external audio source and change the source Id, but it doesn't work. It was always either all media are muted or my mic is still sending input.
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I've managed to implement the video calling feature. Based on my requirement the remote user's video and audio get rendered inside the unity in a tv screen. I have disabled the local player's video.
I want to add audio spatialisation to that remote user's audio. So the audio intensity should differ when the player moves near to the screen.
I tried using some functions: SetRemoteVoicePosition() and EnableSoundPositionIndication() but it's not working.
I am using 2 different assets:
An Audio Recorder: it records audio when started and then it plays it later (Speech Auto Detector).
A Screen Recorder (Android Native Screen Recorder).
When Screen Recorder starts, I want the recorded audio to play along with it. I want to screen record it with the audio but when the screen recorder starts, audio stops because both of the assets are using the same mic to capture the audio. Also, both of the assets work fine separately. Is there any solution?
Thank you.
Someone also had the same problem but with different assets so the solution was little different, also I couldn't understand that solution because I am not that experienced with this topic. So, it will be really helpful if you will simplify your answer.
I make a karaoke app. If headphone doesn't plugin app works fine.(my voice and background music record together). it is successful. but I'm the same way with headphone Then I listen to the recording. I can not hear the background music.(its too much low).
Is it possible to stream audio instantly from the microphone in an iphone to an airplay device. I know this can be done with a delay but could it be done instantly with almost no delay.
If so what are the classes I need to use in my app.
I'm using mpmovieplayer to play video on ios 4, and I want to keep the audio playing when my app enter background, but it doesn't work. I thing it's because video player use GPU to render video on screen and this is not allowed by apple when app enter background.
So, is there any way to do that? There are some apps have this feature, and they seems just use the mpmovieplayer, is it work by detach the video layer of mpmovieplayer?
Thanks for your answer!
You'll need to have separate audio file and video file for this. Play both when you need to play video and just the audio when app gets into background.