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** .TYPE will contain the data type of the sample data. See [[_MEM]] for details. | ** .TYPE will contain the data type of the sample data. See [[_MEM]] for details. | ||
** .SOUND will contain the same handle value as returned by the [[_SNDOPEN]] function. | ** .SOUND will contain the same handle value as returned by the [[_SNDOPEN]] function. | ||
* The second parameter {{Parameter|channel%}} must be 0 (interleaved/mono; version 3.1 and up), 1 (left channel/mono) or 2 (right channel, for stereo files). | * The second parameter {{Parameter|channel%}} must be 0 (interleaved/mono; version 3.1 and up), 1 (left channel/mono) or 2 (right channel, for stereo files; only supported on the old OpenAL backend). | ||
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* Use this function to obtain a pointer to the raw sound data in memory for direct access. | * Use this function to obtain a pointer to the raw sound data in memory for direct access. | ||
* Even if the memory pointer obtained by this fuction was already freed again using [[_MEMFREE]], the respective Sound handle itself must still be freed using [[_SNDCLOSE]] when no longer required. | * Even if the memory pointer obtained by this fuction was already freed again using [[_MEMFREE]], the respective Sound handle itself must still be freed using [[_SNDCLOSE]] when no longer required. | ||
* If .SIZE returns 0, that means the data could not be accessed. It may happen if you try to access the right channel in a mono file | * If .SIZE returns 0, that means the data could not be accessed. It may happen if you try to access the right channel in a mono file or the format simply does not support accessing raw PCM samples. | ||
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' Check if the sound is valid | ' Check if the sound is valid | ||
SampleData = {{Cl|_MEMSOUND}}(handle, | SampleData = {{Cl|_MEMSOUND}}(handle, 0) | ||
{{Cl|IF}} SampleData.SIZE = 0 {{Cl|THEN}} | {{Cl|IF}} SampleData.SIZE = 0 {{Cl|THEN}} | ||
{{Cl|EXIT FUNCTION}} | {{Cl|EXIT FUNCTION}} | ||
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{{Cl|DIM}} SampleData {{Cl|AS}} {{Cl|_MEM}} | {{Cl|DIM}} SampleData {{Cl|AS}} {{Cl|_MEM}} | ||
SampleData = {{Cl|_MEMSOUND}}(Song, | SampleData = {{Cl|_MEMSOUND}}(Song, 0) ' This can now be 0 or 1 | ||
{{Cl|IF}} SampleData.SIZE = 0 {{Cl|THEN}} | {{Cl|IF}} SampleData.SIZE = 0 {{Cl|THEN}} | ||
{{Cl|PRINT}} "Failed to access sound sample data." | {{Cl|PRINT}} "Failed to access sound sample data." |
Revision as of 17:08, 19 February 2023
The _MEMSOUND function returns a _MEM value referring to a sound's raw data in memory using a designated sound handle created by the _SNDOPEN or _SNDNEW function.
Syntax
- soundBlock = _MEMSOUND(soundHandle&, channel%)
Parameters
- The soundBlock _MEM type variable holds the read-only elements .OFFSET, .SIZE, .ELEMENTSIZE, .TYPE and .SOUND.
- .OFFSET is the starting memory address of the sound sample data.
- .SIZE is the size of the sample data in bytes
- .ELEMENTSIZE will contain the number of bytes-per-sample the audio contains.
- Can return 1 (8-bit mono), 2 (8-bit stereo), 2 (16-bit mono), 4 (16-bit stereo), 4 (32-bit mono) or 8 (32-bit stereo).
- Use .TYPE to determine the data type of the sample data.
- .TYPE will contain the data type of the sample data. See _MEM for details.
- .SOUND will contain the same handle value as returned by the _SNDOPEN function.
- The second parameter channel% must be 0 (interleaved/mono; version 3.1 and up), 1 (left channel/mono) or 2 (right channel, for stereo files; only supported on the old OpenAL backend).
Description
- Use this function to obtain a pointer to the raw sound data in memory for direct access.
- Even if the memory pointer obtained by this fuction was already freed again using _MEMFREE, the respective Sound handle itself must still be freed using _SNDCLOSE when no longer required.
- If .SIZE returns 0, that means the data could not be accessed. It may happen if you try to access the right channel in a mono file or the format simply does not support accessing raw PCM samples.
Availability
- QB64 v1.5 and up
- QB64-PE all versions
Examples
- Example 1
- Checking that a sound file is stereo.
OPTION _EXPLICIT PRINT "Loading..."; DIM Song AS LONG Song = _SNDOPEN("onward_ride1.flac") ' Replace file name with your sound file IF Song < 1 THEN PRINT "Failed to load sound!" END END IF PRINT "Done!" DIM Channels AS _UNSIGNED _BYTE Channels = SndChannels(Song) IF Channels = 2 THEN PRINT "This file is STEREO" ELSEIF Channels = 1 THEN PRINT "This file is MONO" ELSE PRINT "An error occurred." END IF _SNDCLOSE Song 'closing the sound releases the mem blocks END ' This function returns the number of sound channels for a valid sound "handle" ' 2 = stereo, 1 = mono, 0 = error FUNCTION SndChannels~%% (handle AS LONG) DIM SampleData AS _MEM SndChannels = 0 ' Assume failure ' Check if the sound is valid SampleData = _MEMSOUND(handle, 0) IF SampleData.SIZE = 0 THEN EXIT FUNCTION END IF ' Check the data type and then decide if the sound is stereo or mono IF SampleData.TYPE = 260 THEN ' 32-bit floating point IF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 4 THEN SndChannels = 1 ELSEIF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 8 THEN SndChannels = 2 END IF ELSEIF SampleData.TYPE = 132 THEN ' 32-bit integer IF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 4 THEN SndChannels = 1 ELSEIF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 8 THEN SndChannels = 2 END IF ELSEIF SampleData.TYPE = 130 THEN ' 16-bit integer IF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 2 THEN SndChannels = 1 ELSEIF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 4 THEN SndChannels = 2 END IF ELSEIF SampleData.TYPE = 1153 THEN ' 8-bit unsigned integer IF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 1 THEN SndChannels = 1 ELSEIF SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE = 2 THEN SndChannels = 2 END IF ELSEIF SampleData.TYPE = 0 THEN ' This means this is an OpenAL sound handle DIM RightChannel AS _MEM RightChannel = _MEMSOUND(handle, 2) IF RightChannel.SIZE > 0 THEN SndChannels = 2 ELSE SndChannels = 1 END IF END IF END FUNCTION |
- Example 2
- Plotting a sound's waves.
DEFLNG A-Z OPTION _EXPLICIT SCREEN _NEWIMAGE(800, 327, 32) PRINT "Loading..."; DIM Song AS LONG Song = _SNDOPEN("OPL3 Groove.rad") ' Replace this with your (rad, mid, it, xm, s3m, mod, mp3, flac, ogg, wav) sound file IF Song < 1 THEN PRINT "Failed to load song!" END END IF PRINT "Done!" _SNDPLAY Song DIM SampleData AS _MEM SampleData = _MEMSOUND(Song, 0) ' This can now be 0 or 1 IF SampleData.SIZE = 0 THEN PRINT "Failed to access sound sample data." END END IF DIM x AS LONG, i AS _UNSIGNED _INTEGER64, sf AS SINGLE, si AS INTEGER DIM sz AS _UNSIGNED _INTEGER64 sz = _CV(_UNSIGNED _INTEGER64, _MK$(_OFFSET, SampleData.ELEMENTSIZE)) ' sz is the total size of the sound in bytes DO UNTIL _KEYHIT = 27 OR NOT _SNDPLAYING(Song) OR i + (_WIDTH * sz) > SampleData.SIZE CLS LOCATE 1, 1: PRINT i; "/"; SampleData.SIZE, "Frame Size ="; sz, "Data Type ="; SampleData.TYPE $CHECKING:OFF IF SampleData.TYPE = 130 THEN ' integer stereo or mono FOR x = 0 TO _WIDTH - 1 si = _MEMGET(SampleData, SampleData.OFFSET + i + x * sz, INTEGER) 'get sound data LINE (x, _HEIGHT / 2)-STEP(0, 300 * si / 32768), _RGB32(0, 111, 0) 'plot wave NEXT ELSEIF SampleData.TYPE = 260 THEN ' floating point stereo or mono FOR x = 0 TO _WIDTH - 1 sf = _MEMGET(SampleData, SampleData.OFFSET + i + x * sz, SINGLE) 'get sound data LINE (x, _HEIGHT / 2)-STEP(0, sf * 300), _RGB32(0, 111, 0) 'plot wave NEXT ELSEIF sz = 2 AND SampleData.TYPE = 0 THEN ' integer mono (QB64 OpenAL stuff) FOR x = 0 TO _WIDTH - 1 si = _MEMGET(SampleData, SampleData.OFFSET + i + x * sz, INTEGER) 'get sound data LINE (x, _HEIGHT / 2)-STEP(0, 300 * si / 32768), _RGB32(0, 111, 0) 'plot wave NEXT END IF $CHECKING:ON _DISPLAY _LIMIT 60 i = FIX(_SNDGETPOS(Song) * _SNDRATE) * sz ' Calculate the new sample frame position LOOP _SNDCLOSE Song 'closing the sound releases the mem blocks _AUTODISPLAY END |
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