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Re: Peak meter?


  • Subject: Re: Peak meter?
  • From: Airy André <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 13 Jun 2003 19:41:49 +0200

Le vendredi, 13 juin 2003, ` 19:02 Europe/Paris, Urs Heckmann a icrit :

Am Donnerstag, 12.06.03, um 19:24 Uhr (Europe/Berlin) schrieb Tab Julius:

I want to make a peak meter, specifically for output from the CD audio via Quicktime (on Mac), but it could probably suffice to be a meter on the audio in general. I can't find any specific support for this on the Apple site, although I came across a dated example (vu-meter.c) of a sound component for that. Would that still be valid under OS/X? Any better examples? If I did use it, how exactly would I use a custom sound component for my metering needs?


Hi Tab,

if you're investigating the use of an Audio Unit for this purpose, a RMS driven VUmeter is part of my CAUGui SDK on my website. It's a bit outdated (and the RMS code needs some tweaking), but it should be a nice start into AU world.

I think another AU based meter is in Airy's .nib-based framework on sourceforge: http://augui.sourceforge.net/

Cheers,

;) Urs

My version is not yet on sourceforge (still waiting to write the CAUGui/AUGUI comparison...) but is freely available on demand.

Airy
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