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WindSekirun / NaraeAudioRecorder

AudioRecorder for Android powered by Kotlin
Apache License 2.0
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Not an issue but Questions #4

Closed skyestudiosDev closed 5 years ago

skyestudiosDev commented 5 years ago
  1. Can I use it in a pure Java project in Android
  2. Which output is the smallest in size
  3. I like your library cuz of silence detection, so on silence can I like save the audio previously recorded?
  4. Can I like add timer? Like maxRecording time?

I saw in your documentation but it's not quite clear

WindSekirun commented 5 years ago
  1. Although you don't use Kotlin in your codebase, Your project should be Java/Kotlin project. In Studio, execute Configure Kotlin in Project
  2. If you can use FFmpeg, mp3 will be smallest. otherwise, it can't be small. (PCM and WAV is lossless format)
  3. You can use by provide OnSilentDetectedListener in AudioRecorderConfig class with NoiseAudioSource. but OnSlientDetectedListener will be called after silent has disappeared. So it can't be done.
  4. timerCountListener in AudioRecordConfig is timer feature. If you don't need maxRecordingTime, Set this value to Long.MAX_VALUE
skyestudiosDev commented 5 years ago

I've using your library right now. You did great bro. Just asking, is it possible for me to implement a kind of way that I upload the recording to a server in real-time? That is while recording??

WindSekirun commented 5 years ago

chunkAvailableListener in AudioRecorderConfig will return 'ByteArrayAudioChunk' which contains byte[] from AudioRecord. If you can send this information to server in realtime, you can implement same feature as you say.

I implemented almost same feature in 2 years ago with same way.