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Re: panning with Audio Queue
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Re: panning with Audio Queue


  • Subject: Re: panning with Audio Queue
  • From: Matthew Pease <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2009 12:13:27 -0700

I suppose if I use ExtendedAudioFile to decode to PCM, then I could
just copy bytes from one channel to the other to have the effect of
panning.

But I thought that if I used ExtendedAudioFile that would greatly
increase the battery drain of my app because MP3 isn't being decoded
by specialized hardware.

Best -
Matt

On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 11:15 AM, William Stewart <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> On Oct 24, 2009, at 2:25 PM, Matthew Pease wrote:
>
>> Hello  -
>>
>>  I am using Audio Queue with File Streams to do streaming MP3s on
>> the iPhone. (using
>>
>>  What I'd like to add now is hard panning.   The audio is one voice
>> in left channel, another in the right channel.     What you get is
>> people talking over each other -- not good.
>>
>>
>>  I tried just copying bytes in the stream from left-> right channel
>> (assuming interleaved bytes).   But then I realized the data must be
>> encoded MP3s.
>>
>>
>>  So then I looked at Audio Units -- the panning unit or the 3d mixer
>> looks promising.  However, it is unclear to me:  Is their an Audio
>> Unit chain that already exists where I could just modify the 3dMixer's
>> values?    Or must I wire up my own Audio Unit graph and handle
>> writing bytes from the stream to it (replacing my AudioQueue code)?
>>
>>
>>  Any tips on how to add panning to an http MP3 stream would be very
>> high appreciated!
>
> AQ doesn't support panning of its audio. OpenAL is probably your best
> approach I think - you can use ExtendedAudioFile to read the data and decode
> to a linear PCM buffer, then you attach that to an OpenAL source and pan
> that however you want.
>
> You could also set up your own audio unit mixer, etc, but then you have more
> work to do as you need to manage a read thread, etc.
>
> Bill
>
>>
>> Thank you!
>> Matt
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