Re: QT for Java a JMF replacement?

Subject: Re: QT for Java a JMF replacement?
From: dean perry <email@hidden>
Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2002 04:08:53 +1100

On Friday, Dec 6, 2002, at 02:27 Australia/Melbourne, Michael Purdy wrote:

We need a way to capture incoming audio data, convert each sample to
32-bit floats, do some processing, and spit it back out as audio out.
Is this something QT for Java can do? I believe that JMF can't.

you can capture as floats I would think (or at least have the SequenceGrabber arrange that for you).

exporting as whatever audio format is easy enough too.

download the SDK and have a look at the examples for capture, for starters. after that, you should read the main quicktime docs about export components.

cheers,

dean perry
abstract plane pty. ltd.
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