I get sample of MixerHost from developer.apple and now i want that Mix Sound to save in another audio File,
can any one Help me???
Use EXTAudioFileWriteASync to write the contents of the IOBuffer to an audio file object. This can be done in the render callback.
Then when you are done use ExtAudioFileCreateWithURL to save the audio to disk.
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AVFoundation has been quite a struggle for me because most of the examples and documentation out there are in Obj-c.. As my title states, I would like to write to file in real time instead of calling exportAsync once the user has finished recording their video.
If anyone can offer some advice or documentation on how to do this it would be greatly appreciated!
It's not clear where your video is coming from, butexportAsync makes it sound like you're using AVAssetExportSession with an existing file or composition.
capture your video (and audio?) frames
a. if from an existing composition or file, with AVAssetReader
b. if from the camera, with AVCaptureSession etc
progressively write the frames to file using AVAssetWriter & AVAssetWriterInput
If you're expecting the writing to file to be interrupted for some reason,
consider setting the AVAssetWriter's movieFragmentInterval property to something small .
I want to make an app for the iPhone with the ability to record video. One thing I want to do with the video once it's recorded, is to take the audio from it and alter it, such as make it sound feminine or masculine etc. I've never done this before but is it better to use AVFoundation or UIImagePickerController. I've read that the UIImagePickerController is easier to use but will it allow be to extract and edit the audio of the recorded video and put it back in?
Any help or suggestions as to how to approach this are appreciated.
Thanks
It is easiest to capture with UIImagePickerController if you do not need to alter it live. Once the video is captured and you have altered the audio track somehow, write it again using AVFoundation's AVMutableComposition and an audio mix.
I know that I can access raw video images from the iPhone's camera with AVCaptureVideoDataOutput. I also know that I can record video to a file with AVCaptureMovieFileOutput. But how can I first access the raw video images, manipulate them and then write the manipulated ones into the video file? I've already seen apps in the app store, which do this, so it must be possible.
Ok, I now know, that it's done with AVAssetWriter.
I want to display a video frame buffer on a OpenGLES texture.
I have download and read the GLVideoFrame sample from apple.
It's great code, but i don't understand how it's possible to modify this code for use a movie file instead of video device.
You can use AVAssetReader to read frames from a file.
I'd like to change the pitch of an audio file by changing the sample rate programmatically. I am recording the file using AVAudioRecorder. I have noticed a settings parameter within AVAudioPlayer, however, it is read only. Can anyone lend a helping hand? :)
You could manipulate the data the recording process returns, this is generally the way to go for DSP.
A simple change in sound's speed can be done with a resampling.
Take a look here