Basically I'm using the plugin sound_stream which it's very nice to record/play or stream the mic audio.
I'm trying to do this stream listen to frequency between 2.35Hz and 2.5Hz.
How it would be possible to archive this?
I learned mainly Java but I'm trying to do both platforms that's why I'm using Flutter. So help/tips are very appreciated.
Thank you!
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I have an RTSP link and I am trying to grab live feed frames from it. I am using FIJKPlayer flutter package to view the RTSP stream. I have one solution which takes screenshots but I am looking for a solution which can grab the raw frames from the source streams directly.I am new to flutter, any opinion and suggestions are welcomed. Thank you!
I'm developing a karaoke application but I'm having difficulty getting the audio from the mic and the audio from the music to sync on clients.
My solution right now is using Photon Voice to end the mic (as normal) and the music is being transferred the same way but uses a Factory and IAudioPusher - Unfortunately the audio isn't in sync, I guess I was optimistic in thinking it would be!
I'm looking for advice on how I can achieve this, maybe if there's a way to combine AudioSource's in real time? If not, if anyone has any other suggestions then they'd be much appreciated.
Thanks.
I am using just_audio, an amazing Flutter package that helps us working with .mp3 files.
The thing is... I need to compare 2 audios for creating a Tunner (Voice Tunner to be specific). I am using frequencies in the audios to compare.
FFT helps us to separate the frequencies from the audio.
In just_audio it has a feature, called FFT (beta). However, I couldn't figure it out how to use it. I was wondering if somebody have any tips to help me understanding it.
Thank you!
Can someone please tell me if it is possible to make speaker recognition using tensorflow? I am extracting MFCC data from audio file using librosa and by that I want to recognize speaker. Any suggestions or links on how to implement that?
Check this repo -> https://github.com/pannous/tensorflow-speech-recognition
You can view the speaker_classifier_tflearn.py and get a feeling on how it works.
Does anyone have a solution or a possible open library that can be used to stream WMA radio station streams on iPhone?
I know for a fact that there are Apps out which are able to do this.
Any pointers on where to start?
In order to play WMA, look into using the ffmpeg library. I'm not sure if it can stream as well, but I'm pretty sure it can play the format.