Recording audio from android device

SGaist

Hi and welcome to devnet,

You can use QBuffer as output for your QAudioInput recording.

fkop

Thanks,
but i have another problem. I am trying open a device for Read mode, because i need to read data from device to buffer and then write them to file. I want to check that buffer really record audio.

e.g. - qio->read(buffer.data(), size); - i hope this command is ok
but - idk what have to be in bracket - if (qio->open(...) == true) - qio is name of QIODevice object

SGaist

Then why not write directly to the file ?

fkop

Because I need do fft from the audio signal and I don't want do it from file, but from memory.

SGaist

What is qio supposed to be ?

Depending on your needs you can also simply work with the QIODevice created when calling start. You can then connect the readyRead signal from said device to your processing function and write the result to the file you want to create.

fkop

qio is QIODevice object,
I guess my problem is, that I don't know which "openMode" is used. I tried print number of mode, but i don't know, how to print it :-).. I tried qWarning, but it just print text and std::cout not run.
My command was: qWarning << qio->openMode(); In documentation is written, that method returns which device is opened.

Here is similar example:
QAudioInput *m_audioInput;
QIODevice *m_input;
QByteArray buffer(262144,0);

m_audioInput = new QAudioInput(m_format);
m_audioInput->setBufferSize(262144);
m_input = m_audioInput->start();

qint64 bytes_ready;
qint16 *ptr = new qint16[262144];

bytes_ready = m_audioInput->bytesReady();
m_input->read(buffer.data(), bytes_ready); - - My problem. In my opinion, here is device sets as Not opened.

ptr = reinterpret_cast<qint16*>(buffer.data());

fkop

My situation is, that I need record audio signal from device to buffer. Then i must do 50% overlay of signal for FFT. After I do FFT, I must count MFCC and send it somewhere. For FFT and MFCC I have prepare libraries. So I just need arrays with 50% overlay.

SGaist

From your code it seems that you are trying to read from the input directly after opening it. That's not how it works. Connect the readyRead signal from the device you received to a slot from your class where you'll read the content that is available and then you can further process it to your needs.

fkop

Is there any option, that i get same count of samples in every calling of slot. I need 50 % overlap, so if count of samples were pretty aligned, it would be nice of Qt.

SGaist

IIRC with the defaults you get a pretty regular number of samples.